robervaul
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The V2S is available on CKlewis Store.
The V2S is available on CKlewis Store.
Walnut v2s is also available at d-d audio store.Is it genuine seller?
Hello, I have a 64gb card full of records. I'd like to know if someone managed to randomize folder order so when I navigate it's not always the same order the records are listed (date of creation) ? I'm sure some basic script would do the trick! Im on windows or linux.
I can tell you that they send what they are selling in a relatively short time. I've ordered three things from them ( a couple of opamps and some dip sockets). I haven't been able to test them yet, since I also ordered a Z1 but haven't received it yet.
So many opamps to choose from. I literally just picked a number at random and got AD8672. I think I'll give it a whack!The "2x - DIP-8 dual opamp, made from 2x AD825AR V3 mono opamps" and "3x - DIP-8 PHILIPS NE5532N (Vintage) dual opamp" that I ordered, were purchased from Audio Jade. They should be here in a few weeks, and I'll let you know how they sound.
Hello, I have a 64gb card full of records. I'd like to know if someone managed to randomize folder order so when I navigate it's not always the same order the records are listed (date of creation) ? I'm sure some basic script would do the trick! Im on windows or linux.
I don't want to randomize the files but the folders aka the records.
I saw people randomize files to give a shuffle feel.
"The Walnut v2 actually plays the music files in the order that they were copied onto the memory card, rather than any order that the File Explorer on your PC displays them."
Actually, this order can be displayed in the file explorer if you click "date of creation" in list mode.
So basically what could work (my guess) would be a script that cut and paste folders randomly to refresh the folder "date of creation" information on the sd card. Do you know how to do a script like this?
I was afraid of this question in due to my bad English With minus the output capacitors to ground 1kΩ to reduce the effect of static electricity and pops when when plugging headphones. Also, I used a 16kΩ resistor in parallel with R17 to increase the supply voltage opamp from 15 to 24V. All caps changed to 25V before I did this. This do better stability of LM6172.