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I have a Shure SFG-2, I used to sell them and bought a couple years ago works fine for me!

Unfortunately I do not have a picture at present. I will find the basic power supply lead and take a pic. It is literally a 3-pin version of the old 70s to 80s 5-pin din used mainly for cassette to music centre etc. Same configuration plug but with only 3 pins.

Thanks all for the info I've checked it out, I can buy 3 pin din plugs but nobody seems to make a 3-pin din to din lead. Also a lot of confusion with XLR leads. Very few companies, websites actually link to the emails, neither the above or MF themselves.

Sorry to jump in on this thread, I was looking around, does anyone have or know where I can find 3 pin - 3 pin din leads for MF X-PSU? Thanks

I've posted on here before still with no luck, I have appx 4000 CDs most of them ripped to a WD 2TB NAS, I have (the bought) DB Poweramp and also use PerfectTunes. I still rip on my Tosh laptop Satellite 210 windows 7 as my new laptop doesn't have a CD Drive. I bought a FiiO X3 Mk3 to playb my...

I've just bought and stared using a Fiio X3 mklll. Hi Res Takes a 256gb card 3.5mm out is headphone/line out with coax adaptor. Also a 2.5mm balanced out. With Bluetooth I'm impressed. I'd add that I use it with QCY 50 Headphones these will never be reviewed in the hi-fi press. The reason being...

In the 90's I had a Rotel RCD-965BX CD player, Pioneer A400 and Kef coda 8 speakers. They worked well together I eventually upgraded. My current kit is still quite simple MA speakers and Arcam AV Amp CD/DVD player. Front speakers Bi Amped using the "Spare" surround channels this is my family...

I'm with Keith (Purite) Have you tried moving the Deck out of the corner? (if convenient) . Leave a bit of Shaka, Scientist or something similar on and move around your room, you'll probably find the bass is deeper in some areas (Nodes) This may help you find a better position for your T/T...

Hi I rip directly to the NAS Drive however I'm considering hard wiring with a CAT cable for Speed to make it faster. However I'll give the rip then sync method a go. Thanks for that info

Hi John, Thanks for the info I travel to Cape Town with my family for about 3 or 4 weeks every year which is where I get a lot of listening done and buy CDs while I'm relaxing. So that's ideal, much appreciation for the information and the other info in this thread, thanks a lot guys.

Thanks for the info that's definitely worth a go. I might also try a hardwire to my "lappy" as I have a cat5 distribution box and can put cable through there to it fairly easily.

Hi AA, My laptop is a Toshiba Satellite C660-1LD with an Intel i3 Core processor running on Windows 7. As mentioned previously my music, photos and videos are stored on a NAS device (2TB)WD My Book Live.

Thanks to all who replied I would like to stick with dbpoweramp and don't want to get confused with different types of software, new GUIs and navigation. Hopefully I won't have to re-rip the FLAC files I've done before if I can batch convert them (perhaps in smaller amounts) then that seems ok...

Hi All, Sorry for posting this again I did get an answer some time ago but I didn't really understand it. I really do need an idiot's guide to dbpoweramp (Full Version). I currently rip my CDs to FLAC but I wish to change them into MP3 and retain the FLAC files. The MP3 will be used for my...

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