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D01T01 WS Walcott Medicine Show
D01T02 The Shape I'm In
D01T03 Makes No Difference
D01T04 Genetic Method>Chest Fever
D01T05 The Weight
D01T06 Stage Fright
D01T07 You Don't Know Me
D01T08 Up on Cripple Creek
D01T09 Willie & the Hand Jive

This show is the opener for CSN.

Quote from: Nick B on April 13, 2024, 08:16:32 PM

Quote from: HAL on April 13, 2024, 11:47:50 AM

Nick,
Thanks, but I am not at AXPONA 2024.

Danville Signal in room 356 has the Magnepan 1.7i's that I helped with the DSP crossover design for tri-amping them with the dspNexus 2x8 system. 

They built the AB switching box for the demo.  All the amps are the same as well as the front end uses all 8 channels of the dspNexus 2x8.  Two channels are just direct DAC connections to the amps driving the original passive crossovers and the other 6 DAC's are the 3-way DSP crossover to the amps.

Feedback so far is that the demo is showing the listeners how not subtle the difference the DSP crossover can make when it is really at the state of the art. 

Rich,

I don't keep up with the shows that much. Will you be attending any other events for the rest of the year?

Nick

Nick,
If I can get a larger room for CAF2024 in Nov that is possible.  I am working with the show owner now to see if one is available.

This will not be a comparison demo like the Magnepan 1.7i's at AXPONA.  I will bring the AGN II Line Array's with two 6x12in OB servo subs.  I want to demo the dspNexus 2x8 system with the AK4499EX DAC's in a larger speaker system. 

Rich

Rich

Thx, Rich

Quote from: HAL on April 13, 2024, 11:47:50 AM

Nick,
Thanks, but I am not at AXPONA 2024.

Danville Signal in room 356 has the Magnepan 1.7i's that I helped with the DSP crossover design for tri-amping them with the dspNexus 2x8 system. 

They built the AB switching box for the demo.  All the amps are the same as well as the front end uses all 8 channels of the dspNexus 2x8.  Two channels are just direct DAC connections to the amps driving the original passive crossovers and the other 6 DAC's are the 3-way DSP crossover to the amps.

Feedback so far is that the demo is showing the listeners how not subtle the difference the DSP crossover can make when it is really at the state of the art. 

Rich,

I don't keep up with the shows that much. Will you be attending any other events for the rest of the year?

Nick

Nick,
If I can get a larger room for CAF2024 in Nov that is possible.  I am working with the show owner now to see if one is available.

This will not be a comparison demo like the Magnepan 1.7i's at AXPONA.  I will bring the AGN II Line Array's with two 6x12in OB servo subs.  I want to demo the dspNexus 2x8 system with the AK4499EX DAC's in a larger speaker system. 

Rich

Rich

Response from Cynthia, The Audio Belle on YouTube to the AB comparison was it was a night and day difference, she could not believe the difference between the original passive crossover and the DSP crossover versions. 

Works for me!

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Snooks Eaglin, Eddie Bo & Tommy Ridgley
Rock 'n' Bowl
New Orleans, LA
1999-06-05

Source:   Sonics > D7 by Andrei Soloviev
Transfer: Fostex D-15 > Tascam DA-3000 > WAV @ 1648
Master:   Wavelab 11 (tracking, levels, fades, repairs, Ozone 9 EQ) > FLAC 1648

Thanks to Andrei for taping and Ted Mattes for facilitating

Set I
01. Oh Baby
02. Down Yonder
03. Funny (But I Still Love You)
04. Skinny Minnie
05. Looking Back

Set II
06. tuning
07. Hook And Sling
08. band intros
09. Check Mr. Popeye
10. Steal Away
11. Every Dog's Got A Day
12. Big Chief
13. banter
14. Ooh-poo-pah-doo
15. How Long
16. banter
17. She's Turning Me On
18. banter
19. Your Love Is All I Need
20. Meet Me With Your Black Drawers On//

Snooks Eaglin - guitar, vocals
Eddie Bo - piano (Set II)
Tommy Ridgley - vocals (from Check Mr. Popeye)
Carmen Jacob - drums
Irving Charles - bass

One of many Snooks + Eddie Bo performances around this time, this is a nice recording after the first 20 seconds or so.  The tape was a little bass heavy, which has been corrected.  The last track cuts; we don't know how much longer the show went on.  The last four songs are Tommy Ridgley's. 

Enjoy!