DIY Techno-hacks
Old hard drive platters make wonderfully good drinks coasters - they look dead smart and expensive and you've stopped people reading your old data into the bargain.
Have you taped all your remotes together, peep-show-style? Have you wired your doorbell to the toilet? What enterprising DIY have you done with technology?
Extra points for using sellotape rather than solder.
( , Thu 20 Aug 2009, 12:30)
Old hard drive platters make wonderfully good drinks coasters - they look dead smart and expensive and you've stopped people reading your old data into the bargain.
Have you taped all your remotes together, peep-show-style? Have you wired your doorbell to the toilet? What enterprising DIY have you done with technology?
Extra points for using sellotape rather than solder.
( , Thu 20 Aug 2009, 12:30)
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Entertaining
But false. If the unit failed so spectacularly, it would not have been due to your guitar strings touching anything.
( , Tue 25 Aug 2009, 2:09, 2 replies)
But false. If the unit failed so spectacularly, it would not have been due to your guitar strings touching anything.
( , Tue 25 Aug 2009, 2:09, 2 replies)
No again
Complete nonsense - the strings aren't connected to anything electrical and the top of the mic *shouldn't* have any power going through, unless it was a badly wired phantom powered one, and if that was the case you'd have known the first time you picked it up.
Sorry, a complete fabrication of a story.
( , Tue 25 Aug 2009, 12:43, closed)
Complete nonsense - the strings aren't connected to anything electrical and the top of the mic *shouldn't* have any power going through, unless it was a badly wired phantom powered one, and if that was the case you'd have known the first time you picked it up.
Sorry, a complete fabrication of a story.
( , Tue 25 Aug 2009, 12:43, closed)
Any ideas what could have caused it then?
I swear this story is true. I'm just guessing that the strings + mic caused the blowout but the timing seemed too coincidental to be anything else so I put two and two together. (last time I do that you pedantic buggers)
Too much power going into it and me just overloading it with feedback? I dunno. Not an electrical genius. But you've probably guessed that by now.
( , Tue 25 Aug 2009, 13:05, closed)
I swear this story is true. I'm just guessing that the strings + mic caused the blowout but the timing seemed too coincidental to be anything else so I put two and two together. (last time I do that you pedantic buggers)
Too much power going into it and me just overloading it with feedback? I dunno. Not an electrical genius. But you've probably guessed that by now.
( , Tue 25 Aug 2009, 13:05, closed)
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