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Hi, I would like to share with you my latest streamer project with volumio and some UI customization based on 2aCD project : Case: chasis from old deck with a little adaptation; Front panel: this is tailor made g…

Hi, I would like to share with you my latest streamer project with volumio and some UI customization based on 2aCD project : Case: chasis from old deck with a little adaptation; Front panel: this is tailor made g…

After the round IKEA Salad Bowl Speakers, here are the slim IKEA LACK Stereo System full range speakers, built from two 110 cm shelves from the LACK family.

Hello Volumio-friends, here is my Volumio-Project… I have implemented all Volumio-plugins (GPIO, Spotify, Touchscreen) Only a “Multiroom”-function is still missing :frowning: Raspberry Pi 3 Class-D-Amplifer TDA 8920 …

DIY HiFi Bookshelf Speakers (Studio Reference): Experience studio quality speakers on a low budget! Build your own HiFi speakers from scratch and hear the difference! This is a great starter project, good enough to introduce hobbyists to the world of quality audio. My setup cost me less than a $1…

I'm looking for the best DIY tube amp designs under $200 in components. This budget excludes any enclosure or brackets, since I plan on fabricating ...

In this article, Joel Hatch explains how to build a variable frequency synchronous motor controller to control turntable speed. Now that turntables are back in force, this excellent project not only allows some knowledge about a vital part of the motor's rotational speed adjustment, but it also dives into one of the most crucial aspects of a record player for anyone interested in a little DIY or restoration projects. This article was originally published in audioXpress, December 2010.

When it comes to sound quality, newest isn't always best. Paul Rigby looks at some of the vintage amplifiers that will bring out the best in your records.

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