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 on: June 22, 2025, 05:07:52 am 
Started by briefremarks - Last post by briefremarks
All,

Reaching out to Orelo owners.  These are some of the best active speakers I have heard.  I am interested in exploring a few topics on these speakers.
- Tuning the DSP
- Pursuing potential replacements for the current Hypex DSP;
- Using an external cross-over and the inputs provided on the back panel for woofer, mid, and tweeter;
- And generally learning from what owners may have tried.

Not sure how many remain on this forum.  Hoping to hear from owners.

Ramesh

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 on: April 13, 2025, 03:54:44 pm 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by PeterSt
Maybe once in a while the pictures may disappear again, but that will be for (more brief) maintenance.

If you think you miss something, you could click this link : http://www.phasure.com/index.php?topic=3998.0 while knowing that after scrolling "one page" down, a set of picture appear. In itself you will see these in the attachment below.

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 on: March 18, 2025, 05:45:25 pm 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by PeterSt
All,

I only now see that no pictures are shown in most topics/posts.
Probably this is going on since 5-6 weeks, when a "final" (ahem) rigorous change was pushed through. It will NOT be easy to restore the properly working situation soon. But, working on it ...

Peter

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 on: February 27, 2025, 12:13:47 am 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by briefremarks
Peter,

Just logged in.  Happy to see the site up again.

Ramesh

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 on: February 17, 2025, 05:12:34 am 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by PeterSt
Apologies for a super late response.

Nah ... all around the infrastructure changed over here, which incorporates the move of domain names (20-30). Some of them still haven't moved.

The websites and forums are also still not really up and running. For example, the Phasure forum as such is there, but the server providing most pictures is still not.
All is also a matter of capacity (of e.g. me myself) and how such a big move appears to require 2 months or so. On a side note (or not) : .com domains just formally don't move instantly. They take 5 days in general before ... you find out something did not work at all. A stinking system.

Anyway, I see that phasure.nl has been done as a first. But apparently it does not couple through yet to the Phasure forum. My bad (as often). But this is the thing (IMO) - when not all is aboard yet, you can't set it up consistently (this is related to forwarding and aliases and all).

The forum runs on different hardware now, which is why it may load faster. The glass link is also 10 times faster.
While it runs under Linux it should have run under Windows (which it did for a couple of days).
While it runs this old version of the forum software, it should run under newer, and it did for a couple of days.
But this all did not come together consistently, so for now this was reverted. Again related to capacity and priorities ...

Thank you all for your patience !
Peter

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 on: January 30, 2025, 10:07:29 pm 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by briefremarks
Happy to see the site up again.  Is phasure.nl no longer a valid URL?  I used to use it instead of the .com domain because it loads faster.

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 on: January 27, 2025, 05:57:51 pm 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by PeterSt
... and the past 10 days or so.

I sure hope we can resolve the issue soon !
Peter

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 on: January 15, 2025, 01:47:29 pm 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by Tomand
Thank you Peter

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 on: January 15, 2025, 11:26:35 am 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by PeterSt
Hi there Tomand,

Please notice and watch out : I only see this port today because we are working on this (and other) forums to upgrade it, so most of the time it has been down the past week (or two). Your post will remain in the upgraded version (possibly ready today or tomorrow) by this post from me will not. But if I think of it, I may save it and paste it in the new version of the forum. Anyway for an answer :

I would need to look it up, but your 120VA seems right for AC (I think for DC it's a bit more).
You must take it that it all *just* fits / matches. This is related to the heat dissipation and the being less efficient the more hot things get. Clear example (On Topic) : would the boot time ~double from just over 2 minutes to e.g. 5 minutes, then booting will not be possible. Unless maybe when actively cooled by an external device (not drawing power from the Mach III itself).

What you imply with the 384 GB of RAM will incur for 384/48 = 8 times longer booting. Thus 16-20 minutes.
I think you may blow up everything because it may go unnoticed to you that things keep on going while in full power - unprotected mode (this is how the BIOS mode works - including TurboBoost active).
You *will* notice because you see the counter which reads into memory, stalls.
Btw, I take it that you want to use more memory thus you also increased the VHD file. It is there were it goes wrong. And without doing this, I think the memory-increase is (literally) useless ?

Something quite else : the more RAM will consume so much more power that this more 99% sure will not work.

If you like to know more, just ask.
Best regards,
Peter

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 on: January 07, 2025, 12:59:29 pm 
Started by PeterSt - Last post by Tomand
Happy New Year,

I wonder what is the power of the installed linear power supply? I don't see any specifications in the description of the Phasure Mach III Audio PC.

Ok, it seems toroidal transformer has 120VA? It means it has about 120 Watts of power? Is is enough for Xeon 5120 Gold and for example 384 GB of ram?

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