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.

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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