Pro Audio Design Forum

I e-mailed the lead attorney representing Cablevision to congratulate him for standing up to the copyright bullies. He made a very interesting comment that I'm not able to share. But wow, check out the number of books that cite it: http://books.google.com/books?lr=&q=infinity+broadcast+v.+kirkwo...

It was quite a bit of fun to beat, as a pro se , one of the top law firms in the country at the District Court level. I "lost" on appeal in the Second Circuit however with the case remanded back to District Court for consideration of additional issues. The later District Court judgment, a ...

The list of Infinity Broadcasting v. Wayne Kirkwood dba Media Dial-Up citations keeps growing... I just heard on the news that the High Court had refused to hear the studio's case against Cablevision's DVR service: http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20090629-711145.html (WSJ story no longer availab...

I need to find a good point to get vertical out.

I have a Tenma RLC meter and Quad output PSU. Both work very well and provide great value.

I was thinking it was one of those ancient mic connectors. I've never seen a 'scope that used one but a lot of Bogen.

BTW speaking of osilliscope mods I was just thinking the other day how useful it would be to have vertical outputs at maybe a 1V/div scale factor. I could use that to drive the USB scope I have since the O'scope has a better front end than the USB one. One thing I could use for the USB is a BW limit.

Roger - On the old Leader connectors are those SO-239's like the LMV meters or are they the "Amphenol" mic connector with the solder button for the center pin? In any case, you should be able to replace them with BNCs. I was thinking that if it were an SO-239 you could just use a F-BNC to ...

What John said WRT the differential impedance values being on the low side with the values shown. I hadn't really thought about it before but radiance makes a very good point about why a 1200-series (InGenius) should be used. If you're going to use a U-pad with InGenius, like you've shown in the dra...

Hi Chris -

I would still put a 200/220 pF across pins 2 and 3 of the 1510/12 near the device leads.

Wayne

You may need this:

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I wished there were more clocks. These used a very early AMI clock chip that was probably one of the first on the market. It had LCD drive capability but the display was 7 segment incandescent. There was a company at the time that made incandescent 7 segment displays in DIP packages so the clock use...