Show your audio system - Printable Version

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RE: Show your audio system - wilki3093 - 11-24-2024

Hi,

So, I have been working on a physical body for my headphones. Today I stained the left ear. Inserted the hardware back into the ear piece and realized it needs smaller screws. I was also surprised on how dark a lite application of black stain goes.

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I[video=youtube]https://youtube.com/shorts/CU3YncrbCHc[/video] Smile

RE: Show your audio system - psy501 - 12-26-2024

Hi all,

I am relatively new to moOde, as I converted my RPi endpoints last summer.

My setup:

Raspberry 4 , Waveshare 11,9, DIY DC, ES9038Q2M
DLNA streaming over ethernet to...
Speakers Jamo

Things have been smooth and good with moOde so far. Many thanks to the devs!

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RE: Show your audio system - Tim Curtis - 12-26-2024

Nice system.

It looks like the bottom of the WebUI is clipped a bit. Whats the resolution of the screen?

RE: Show your audio system - psy501 - 12-27-2024

I've updated the picture, it was an old one. My resolution is 1480*320 i'm using Stephanowicz's addons, thanks to him

https://github.com/Stephanowicz/moOde-audioplayer-addons

I'm also a fan of the peppymeter addon, do you think it would be possible to integrate it directly into moodeaudio? with the possibility of activating and deactivating it?

https://github.com/FdeAlexa/PeppyMeter_and_moOde/

Thanks

RE: Show your audio system - Tim Curtis - 12-27-2024

I'm sure its possible but there are a lot of moving parts and my TODO list is overflowing again so something like this would need to be done by another dev that can commit to maintaining it long-term.

RE: Show your audio system - fdealexa - 01-01-2025

Hi Alexis,
very nice implementation.
I have a couple of questions:
1. details of the DAC board
2. details on the DIY powersupply.
Best regards and thanks,
Francesco

RE: Show your audio system - psy501 - 01-04-2025

(01-01-2025, 06:47 PM)fdealexa Wrote: Hi Alexis,
very nice implementation.
I have a couple of questions:
1. details of the DAC board
2. details on the DIY powersupply.
Best regards and thanks,
Francesco

Hey,

The dac board is :

- Nvarcher-Carte décodeur audio de radiateur Raspberry Pi ES9038Q2m, HIFI Nicarfiber I2S analogique 3B + 4B 768K 32Bit DSDorgm

https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005004432757743.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.5.7fb35vON5vONWD&algo_pvid=550fdc6d-e640-4076-a60f-94c356915a2c&algo_exp_id=550fdc6d-e640-4076-a60f-94c356915a2c-2&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21EUR%2174.53%2162.13%21%21%2174.75%2162.31%21%40211b80f717360256929076542e7792%2112000029165448091%21sea%21FR%210%21ABX&curPageLogUid=lDWODQi9iU0s&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A

and the powersupply is an

- ZEROZONE LPS-12A Ultra-Quiet Adjustable DC 5V-24V Linear Power Supply DIY Kit or Finished Board for Audiophiles

https://www.dhgate.com/goods/994301656.html

with an 9v 50W transformer toroidale

Best regards
Alexis

RE: Show your audio system - bonelifer - 01-05-2025

(09-18-2024, 08:54 PM)gbh_uk Wrote: A relocation of almost 6,000 miles last year and an onging uncertain situation here forced me, for an extended period of time, to listen to my music through a decent but relatively small Harman Kardon bluetooth speaker. In mono!

I sorely missed the simple luxury of stereo so I recently dusted off my Quad 22L2 speakers that I'd put into storage 12 years ago, paired them with a Marantz Cinema 70s and lashed together a Pi 5 (4GB), a Seagate portable drive and a HifiBerry Digi2 Pro into an enclosure. Not my best work perhaps, but it looks decent enough and works well.

Since I took the internal pic the connections to the power input and mains switch have been spade-connected and heat-shrunk and the power block is fixed into place.
The LED in the pushbutton switch on the front panel is powered by a short USB cable to the Pi, and the RPi5 power button header pins are brought out to the switch so it can be put into and brought out of standby relatively easily.

When I have time that I can dedicate to it my plan is to implement some form of remote control over the power button.

Next time I pay a visit 'home' I'll bring back my Quad centre speaker to replace the Dali Oberon Vokal that I bought as a temporary stopgap.
And my Allo DigiOne. Or I'm thinking to try a transport from Ian Canada. Nothing esoteric. But for the moment this setup suits me just fine.

Thanks Tim. After a long absence moOde is keeping me sane once again.

If that's not your best work, i'd like to see what is. That is excellent work to my eyes.

RE: Show your audio system - bonelifer - 01-05-2025

(11-15-2022, 05:30 PM)lakeuk Wrote: In the last month I migrated from Runeaudio over to moOde audio, below is my setup, very much a long term PoC that I use everyday. I love epaper displays and my setup uses a lot of gpio buttons mainly for radio presets. I expect it to be a daily used PoC for a long time, I've got lots of ideas that I slowly chip away at, one being recording radio.

https://github.com/lakeuk/moode-audio-extensions
https://github.com/lakeuk/moode-uk-stations

I'm still in the planning process. Would like to use an epaper dispay for displaying current title/artist. Do you know of any integration that already does this?

RE: Show your audio system - fdealexa - 01-05-2025

Thank you very much,
Best regards,
Francesco