What else do I need to buy to get the noise source working?
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I do not have a schematic of the HAM-IT-UP, however, looking at the board, it appears than only an installation of a jumper to power the noise source is needed. I don't think there is anything additional to by as the board is already populated with the components. The noise source portion of the board is just not supplied with Vcc. The jumper supplies power to the noise source. I have my own 25 dB calibrated noise source, so I don't use the one on the board. However, it can be extremely useful in designing filters and amplifiers.
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sounds like it has a problem, there should be no noise coming from unit, contact manufacturer or place of purchase.
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You'll need an amplifier. Specifically with a low pass filter as well since you get a full range output.
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YES but again need install kits such as output converter and wiring harness or buy all new speakers.
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The speakers themselve should be enough. I have a crappy sound card and these speakers sound wonderful! Good luck. They're awesome!
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If you already have speakers, get a receiver or amplifier. Amazon should have an assortment to browse.
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That's strange, try to make some noise, it has a sensor. Mine is working as plug n play.
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You will need an adapter cable, 3.5mm stereo to XLR mono male, or 3.5mm stereo to 1/4" mono male
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i am not sure , but I purchased for my son back in the states and he told me that he needs a part to make the sound work, Is he wrong anyone help with that may be he just set them up wrong and does not need another part to make work..
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A replacement cable may be needed; make sure it's balanced otherwise you'll keep getting a humming or buzzing. Best suggestion I have, always a good place to start though.
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It is not complicated. Fisrt take every component out. Then connect them using your instructions mannual. Once you have the components connected, there is a plug that connects to the "headphone" or audio section of your computer. make sure you plug it to electricity before you plug it to your computer, and then turn on the system. Then you plug it to the "headphone" or audio inlet of your computer and VOILA....there will be sound through your new speaker system!!!!
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I would think any audio source and headphones. We bought it for use in a live application with our New Orleans style band where the clarinet player was having problems hearing himself in the mix from our just our on stage monitors. He used earbuds and it solved the problem for him for not a lot of money. Hope this helps. There are other devices, I think, that might work as well or better for amplifying the volume between your computer and your earphones (or ear buds) if that's all you need. Not sure if they would cost more or less, however. Behringer makes fairly reliable equipment, I think, at a low-end price. This unit is still working after quite a number of gigs and was quite cheap in price...really.
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You will need something with XLR inputs, either a camera or a digital field recorder. I use a Tascam DR-40. It will also need phantom power, which means it needs to be powered by whatever it is plugged into.
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It comes with everything you'll need to hook it up. I'd suggest downloading the manual from the website.
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You need something that makes the actual sound, and something to connect this item to your sound producer. There are several ways to do this. The standard way is to get some sort of amplifier, and connect this to that with a 1/4" instrument cable. If you don't want to buy an amp, and you have a stereo that has RCA inputs (the red & white cables), you could connect this to that stereo with a 1/4" to RCA audio cable.
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Other than speakers/headphones, you need a sound generator. I use the Roland Sound Canvas - found here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003PAR7IA nice and portable with a good sound.
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I just bought this monitor and wanted audio too. What do I have to do to get audio?