My homemade raspberry pi streamer

volumio Rocks :sunglasses: :loud_sound: :loud_sound:

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shazam en dan je muziek gevonden :+1:

Rest Full · Snowy White · The White Flames.

toch wel knap dat dit mogelijk is :sunglasses:

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ach, had het ook kunnen vragen, maar idd, bijzonder dat het werkt.

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used said tool “shazam” and the results it gives.

Really good, ofc I could have asked @michel8166 directly…

Searching… Snow white with flames

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Ach ja man snowy white :rofl::rofl::rofl:
Je kunt hier ook geen normaal gesprek meer volgen.

Doe dat dan ook.

I’ve seen such top plates passing by here before, and I thought I’d start scroll sawing myself.

Fortunately, I paid close attention to manual labor in primary school.
You just shouldn’t look at it for too long otherwise it will make you dizzy😵‍💫


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That looks fantastic. You obviously paid more attention in woodworking class than most.

Was thinking the same.
Me replacing a lightbulb:

side covers now ready.
Now finish everything nicely with an aluminum strip so that it fits with the rest.

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copper shielding for the transformers, back of the touchscreen, raspberry pi and clocks.
In retrospect I should have taken Mu-metal instead.
grounding has already been done, it is not shown in the photo.
the corners still need to be soldered.

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Did you know that copper shielding for the transformers is not a good choice? The electromagnetic field is not attenuated by copper. Use sheet steel unless it is for decorative purposes.

I am aware of it, I also mentioned that in retrospect I should have chosen better Mu-metal.
In any case, I will provide these copper plates with nickel myself, that way it will work somewhat.

next week in shielding my pi :

is al gebeurt :laughing:

just for comparison, a friend of mine has exactly the same dac and setup streamer, he uses simple power supplies, no shielding anywhere, where mine, improvements have been made wherever possible.

When I compare the two in my installation there is a world of difference.

So whether you believe in it or not, something is happening with all that tweaking.

Meaning your friends sound way better or… :face_with_peeking_eye:

mine should actually be deteriorating where possible.

And make sure you clean your PCB’s, as these will introduce microcurrents which can impact your sound.
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