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I used to be pretty into audio (I used to have bi-amped Vandersteen 2Cs). I've kind of wanted to build a new setup, speakers following the Tech Ingredients "Wo
by linsomniac 6y ago
I used to be pretty into audio (I used to have bi-amped Vandersteen 2Cs). I've kind of wanted to build a new setup, speakers following the Tech Ingredients "World's Best Speakers" or "World's Second Best Speakers" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKIye4RZ-5k&t=18s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKIye4RZ-5k&t=18s
I had looked at building this amp to power it, but I realized I really want something that can do HDMI-CEC, where my TV can power the amp on and off and control the volume. You know, how my current Yamaha soundbar works. But I haven't for the life of me been able to find any boards that would allow me to add HDMI-CEC into the project. I did find USB modules that would allow a computer to send CEC commands, but no pre-amp or class-D board that could take CEC input.
Building speakers and a soundbar would be pretty fun though. Been really getting into DIY projects.
- jcims 6y agoTech Ingredients is in my top three favorite YouTube finds of 2020.
- rawoke083600 6y agoCame here looking to see who would post about that YouTube Videos (Tech Ingredients). Those two videos are brilliant !
- wernerb 6y agoWould something like the SHARC work? https://thenaudio.com/ https://thenaudio.com/
- linsomniac 6y agoLooks like it should, it does say numerous times that it allows the TV remote to control volume and mute, but it also says line-level output. I had looked at some other similar ones on Amazon last year that wasn't clear could do volume control, but the SHARC sounds like a good option. Thanks!
- jtwaleson 6y agoHow good are those DLM speakers? I can't find much about it, but the idea of having very good, completely flat $100 speakers is very appealing.
- jtwaleson 6y ago*DML