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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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[quote user="-multimedia Robert-"] To ALL who have a BM6500/7000: At what volume level are you listening music normal level and at party level? [/quote] This will of course depend heavily on the speakers and the environment - including the neighbours. On my 6500 and Beovox Pentas, I can't go much over 30 late in the evening... 34-40 is
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[quote user="yachadm"] Please keep me advised - of course if they can ship it quickly, even better. And I will take all 4 (if you don't want any, of course). [/quote] I'll email them lated today and ask if they can ship to Finland (I can forward them to you no problem). I don't need any myself Also, a cow-orker of mine maybe has
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[quote user="yachadm"] Thanks for that info. I did not know that each Txxx suffix meant a specific and unique embedded code. [/quote] That was just a theory, but I'm sure they had to mark the chips with different firmware somehow, and the datasheet didn't seem to give any other meaning for the suffices. [quote] I found a web source
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These were all mask ROM programmed microcontrollers. Are you sure you can just get one from somewhere and plug it in? Normally, these would have been ordered by the thousands from the factory by the original equipment manufacturer, who wrote the code to suit their device, and never end up on the open market. Then again, the suffix might denote a different
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[quote user="soundproof"] And what I'm saying is that if you wish to provide digital content to the market, then you can use Apple's codecs free of charge when providing this content, whether you sell it inside or outside the iTunes store. [/quote] But is that all, i.e does the license cost for those who want to incorporate Apple lossless
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[quote user="Medogsfat"] you will need a punch to countersink the nail head of course. [/quote] And a puncher!
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[quote user="Large48"] I would have thought a small RAM upgrade like that wouldn't offer any improvements. I was thinking of more going to 1GB or above as memory is so cheap these days. [/quote] Remember that a machine like that usually will not eat the latest big DDR2 memories. The older types can be much more expensive if you have to
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[quote user="rayfenwick"] I'm seriously considering it, and will frame the wall with battens, then vertical battens at about 50cm widths. I'll use tongue & groove panels, using adhesive to fasten to the battens rather than nails to preserve the appearance of the panels. Using battens means there's a space behind for running
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Working or not, I'd much rather have that radiogram than the TV beside it! Looks grand, I hope it finds a good home...
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[quote user="henrykin"] I also bought the riaa amp. It is not the quality of the sound thats the problem. the 5500 I have set at 10 and the 7000 volume I have to set at 22 to get the same volume both go up to 78 [/quote] Have you tried moving the speakers to the no. 2 connectors? If the volume is OK then, you have the classic muting relay
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