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  1. Устройството е Custom решение и не е предназначено за широка публика.

    Търговският момент не е заложен в идеята му.

    Съобразявам се само с желанията на конкретен потребител.

     

    Има достатъчно търговски захранвания на пазара, които да се предпочетат. Всеки има право да избира това, което му импонира.

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  2. Пореден вариант на захранване с галванично разделени източници на захранване за педалиера.

    Въведени са подобрения касаещи функционалност, параметри и сигурност.

    Минимизирана разсейвана мощност,

    интелигентна защита с контрол на тока в режим на претоварване,

    минимален ток при късо съединение в изхода (няколко милиампера),

    автоматично връщане в работен режим.

     

    Частична блокова схема

     

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  3. Peter Sarstedt - Where Do You Go To My Lovely (1969)

     

    You talk like Marlene Dietrich
    And you dance like Zizi Jeanmaire
    Your clothes are all made by Balmain
    And there's diamonds and pearls in your hair

    You live in a fancy apartment
    Of the Boulevard of St. Michel
    Where you keep your Rolling Stones records
    And a friend of Sacha Distel

    But where do you go to my lovely
    When you're alone in your bed
    Tell me the thoughts that surround you
    I want to look inside your head

    I've seen all your qualifications
    You got from the Sorbonne
    And the painting you stole from Picasso
    Your loveliness goes on and on, yes it does

    When you go on your summer vacation
    You go to Juan-les-Pines
    With your carefully designed topless swimsuit
    You get an even suntan, on your back and on your legs

    When the snow falls you're found in St. Moritz
    With the others of the jet-set
    And you sip your Napoleon Brandy
    But you never get your lips wet

    But where do you go to my lovely
    When you're alone in your bed
    Tell me the thoughts that surround you
    I want to look inside your head, yes I do

    Your name is heard in high places
    You know the Aga Khan
    He sent you a racehorse for Christmas
    And you keep it just for fun, for a laugh ha-ha

    They say that when you get married
    It'll be to a millionaire
    But they don't realize where you came from
    And I wonder if they really care, they give a damn

    But where do you go to my lovely
    When you're alone in your bed
    Tell me the thoughts that surround you
    I want to look inside your head

    I remember the back streets of Naples
    Two children begging in rags
    Both touched with a burning ambition
    To shake off their lowly brown tags, yes they try

    So look into my face Marie-Claire
    And remember just who you are
    Then go and forget me forever
    'Cause I know you still bear
    the scar, deep inside, yes you do

    I know where you go to my lovely
    When you're alone in your bed
    I know the thoughts that surround you
    'Cause I can look inside your head.
  4. Mary Hopkin - Those Were The Days - 1968

     

     

    Once upon a time there was a tavern
    Where we used to raise a glass or two
    Remember how we laughed away the hours
    And dreamed of all the great things we would do

    Those were the days my friend
    We thought they'd never end
    We'd sing and dance forever and a day
    We'd live the life we choose
    We'd fight and never lose
    For we were young and sure to have our way.
    La la la la...

    Then the busy years went rushing by us
    We lost our starry notions on the way
    If by chance I'd see you in the tavern
    We'd smile at one another and we'd say

    Those were the days my friend
    We thought they'd never end
    We'd sing and dance forever and a day
    We'd live the life we choose
    We'd fight and never lose
    Those were the days, oh yes those were the days
    La la la la...

    Just tonight I stood before the tavern
    Nothing seemed the way it used to be
    In the glass I saw a strange reflection
    Was that lonely woman really me

    Those were the days my friend
    We thought they'd never end
    We'd sing and dance forever and a day
    We'd live the life we choose
    We'd fight and never lose
    Those were the days, oh yes those were the days
    La la la la...

    Through the door there came familiar laughter
    I saw your face and heard you call my name
    Oh my friend we're older but no wiser
    For in our hearts the dreams are still the same

    Those were the days my friend
    We thought they'd never end
    We'd sing and dance forever and a day
    We'd live the life we choose
    We'd fight and never lose
    Those were the days, oh yes those were the days
    La la la la...

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  5. Именно това ми е неправилният подход.

    Опитвам се да дам нещо, което не се разбира. Знания, математика... Дрън дрън.

    Иска се нещо наготово. На аванта. Там не ме бива. Там сте вие.

    Ама се ослушвате и на подарявате нищо. Дори когато отговаряте.

    Защото се оитвате да излъжете законите на природата и да минете метър с науката.

    Затова няма отговори, още по-малко правилни, а само тролене. Политически коректно тролене.

    Продължавайте така и скоро дори въпроси няма да се задават. И за какво да се задават, като полезни, верни и правилни отговори няма да има.

  6. IRON BUTTERFLY - IN A GADDA DA VIDA - 1968 

    IRON BUTTERFLY - IN A GADDA DA VIDA-ORIGINAL FULL VERSION -1968 VIDEO CONVERTED IN 3D (Red & Blue - 480P) The video track was recorded on May 27,1968, at Ultrasonic Studios in Hempstead, Long Island, New York.

     

    In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, honey,

    don't you know that I love you?
    In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, baby,
    don't you know that I'll always be true?

    Oh, won't you come with me
    and take my hand?

    Oh, won't you come with me
    and walk this land?

    Please take my hand!

     

     

    Iron Butterfly - Metamorphosis (Full Album)

     

    00:00 1. Soldier In Our Town
    03:08 2. Easy Rider
    06:09 3. Butterfly Bleu
    20:01 4. Free Flight
    20:40 5. New Day
    23:50 6. Shady Lady
    27:38 7. Best Years Of Our Life
    31:23 8. Slower Than Guns
    34:59 9. Stone Believer

    -Repeat-

    ~solos~

    -Repeat-

     

    Iron Butterfly

    Doug Ingle – organ, lead vocals (except on "Best Years of Our Life" and "Butterfly Bleu")

    Lee Dorman – bass

    Ron Bushy – drums Additional musicians

    Mike Pinera – guitar; lead vocals on "Shady Lady", "Best Years of Our Life", "Stone Believer", and "Butterfly Bleu" Larry "Rhino" Reinhardt – guitar

    Richard Podolor – sitar, twelve-string guitar

    Bill Cooper – twelve-string guitar

     

    Iron Butterfly - Full Concert - Live at Danish TV - 1971 Remastered

     

    Jazz / Beat program - 1971-04-16

    01. Soldier In Our Town 
    02. Stone Believer 
    03. Easy Rider
    04. Butterfly Bleu
    05. In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida

     

     

    Iron Butterfly 2012 (THE FINAL PERFORMANCE) with Original founding members (In a Gadda da Vida)

    UPDATE: Lee Dorman, bassist for Iron Butterfly, died on Friday December 21, 2012 at the age of 70, the Associated Press reports. According to a spokesman for the Orange County Sheriff's Department, Dorman was found dead in a vehicle on Friday morning and may have been on his way to a doctor's appointment.

    Dorman was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1942. He joined the Southern California-based Iron Butterfly for its second and best-known album, In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida, which was released in 1968. The 17-minute title track helped the album sell more than 30 million copies, and a three-minute version of the song became a Top 40 hit.

    2012 In Memoriam: Musicians We Lost
    During Iron Butterfly's temporary break-up in the 1970s, Dorman and guitarist Larry Reinhardt formed the metal-jazz fusion band Captain Beyond, with Rod Evans from Deep Purple. The group released three albums and had a radio hit with the 1973 song "Sufficiently Breathless."

    Iron Butterfly 2012 (In A Gada Da Vida) Preformance at The Mt. Tabor Theatre Portland Oregon with Founding Members Lee Doorman (Bass Guitar) and Ron Bushy (Drums)

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  7. Поради огромното количество информация, което минава през мен, често губя връзка кое от къде е. Тази книга е от списъка предоставен от 

    Steppenwolf

    Моля за извинение за недоразумението! 

  8. Попадна ми една архивна книга от

    Dr. Hugo Riemann, (1849–1919)

    Harmony Simplified or The theory of the tonal functions of Chords

     

    Може да се свали от моята тема Техническа Литература - 

    http://forum.muzikant.org/topic/160544-техническа-литература/?p=875264

    Дано да е полезна.

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    Herb Alpert and Lani Hall on CBS Sunday Morning

     

    Herb Alpert - Rise (Long Version)

     

     

    Herb Alpert Live at Montreux (1996)

     

    1. Rise
    2. Drivin' Home
    3. Sneakin' In
    4. Rendezvous
    5. The Lonely Bull
    6. Spanish Flea
    7. My Funny Valentine
    8. Side Steppin'
    9. Across The Bridge
    10. A Taste Of Honey
    11. Sugar Cane
    12. This Guy's In Love With You

     

     

    Herb Alpert (USA) - Cowboys And Indians

  10. Това не е схема, а монтажен план. Очаква се да е правилен. 

    Разлика сигурно има в това, което е направено като копие на показаното.

    Има два начина на излизане от ситуацията. Единият е внимателно сравнение , а другият е да се направи логически анализ. Второто по твоите думи няма шанс, защото за него трябва познаване на материята, което явно липсва.

    Май остава само възможността "помощ от публиката".

    Направи снимки с висока резолюция и достатъчно ярки, за да може да се вижда детайлно всичко. Под различен ъгъл, за да се виждат надписи, означения и цветове.От двете страни на платката.

    А има ли платка или е нещо като платка? Каква технология е използвана за направата?

    Публикувай изображенията тук и влез в диалог с желаещите да се занимаят с анализ на изработеното.

    Ако има желаещи разбира се.

     

    N.B.

    Форумът не разполага с място за съхранение на изображения. Затова снимките трябва да се качат на подходящ сървър, където да се пазят, а тук да се посочат вектори към тях. (Адресите на изображенията). Може да ти е известна процедурата, но няма лошо да се разбере и от тези, които не са запознати.

     

    P.S. Приготви си мултимер, с който да измерваш напрежения, токове и съпротивления. Ще се наложи да отговаряш на въпроси за измервания в различни точки .

  11. Прави ми впечатление, че авторът на темата вече 10 дена дори не се появява, камо ли да се обади по темата ...

    Мисля си, че ми е грешен подхода. Добре, че не сервирах всичко на куп. Щеше да е съвсем не на място.

    Затова спирам участието си. 

    Напоследък все повече се ориентирам към спирания...

  12. The Silver Bracelets - ( Sreburnite Grivni ) - Find The Light - 2012.

     

    Find The Light - The Silver Bracelets - ( Sreburnite Grivni ) 2012

    Music, lyrics & arr. by:
    Alexander Petrounov Sasho Grivnata and Valentin Stefanov Valyo Grivnata.
    Recorded in Helsinki, Finland and Franklin, Tennessee, USA - 2012.
    Valentin Stefanov - Valyo Grivnata - guitars & voc.
    Alexander Petrounov - Sasho Grivnata - bass & voc.

     

    belladonnarecords 

    БРАВО ! С ДВАЙСЕТИНА ТАКИВА ПАРЧЕТА ИДВАТЕ И С ЕДИН КОНЦЕРТ НАТРИВАТЕ НОСОВЕТЕ НА ПОВЕЧЕТО РОДНИ, А И НА ДОСТА ЗАПАДНЯШКИ БАНДИ !

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  13. SMAK - Bluz u parku (HD) ARENA 2012 - TV snimak

     

    Легенди на Арената - уникално!

     

     

     

    Smak - Ulazak U Harem (Kombank Arena 29. 12. 2012)

     

    Радомир Михайлович - ТОЧАК

     

     

     

    Smak - Crna dama

     

    Boris (v) Točak (g) Kepa (d) Zoran ( B) Mikica (g) Dejan (d) Deki (k)

    Beograd 29.12.2012. Kombank Arena

    https://youtu.be/a0WKLXQX86A

    Možda nisam ja ko Apolon lep
    Crna dama zna, al voli moj džep

    Viski i bunde i ruž i nobl svet
    Haljine duge i lov, afera splet

    Kako da prekinem to i pomerim zlo
    Moćna i raskošna, crna damo

    Dobio sam mat u igri sa njom
    Izgubio sve. I novac i dom

    Krvave usne i bol i revolver
    Tužna i gluva je noć a prazan svet

    Želim da pucam u nju i prekinem sve
    Klečim dok duša mi vri, a nemam snage

    Viski i bunde i ruž i nobl svet
    Haljine duge i lov, afera splet

    Kako da prekinem to i pomerim zlo
    Moćna i raskošna, crna damo

     

    Smak - Live 2012. (1/2)

     

     

    0:00 Intro

    4:11 Kad spavaš sam
    11:37 Šumadijski Blues
    20:33 Ljudi nije fer
    24:17 Gore - dole
    28:19 Profesor
    33:58 Biska 2
    39:00 5. Maj
    42:50 Miris nje
    45:50 Idi
    48:40 Možda imam vremena
    53:11 Lisica
    56:19 Cigansko srce
    59:53 Južni voz

    29. Dec. 2012, Belgrade
    Kombank Arena

    Vocals: Boris Aranđelović, Dejan Najdanović
    Guitars: Radomir Mihailović Točak, Milan Milosavljević
    Bass Guitars: Zoran Milanović, Miloš Petrović
    Drums: Slobodan Stojanović Kepa, Dejan Stojanović
    Keyboards: Dejan Zdravevski
    Back Vocals: Ana, Tijana, Trnda
    Foh Mix Midas, Heritage 3000: Vlada Negovanović
    Stage Mix Midas, Heritage 3000: Vlada Nikolovski

    Pa: Mayer System (cca 500,000 W)

     

    Music: Radomir Mihailovic Tocak

    lyrics: Mirko Glisic (S. Blues, Ljudi nije fer, Profesor Cigansko srce) RM Tocak (Kad spavas sam, Idi Lisica, Miris nje) Dragoljub Drcelic (Mozda imam vremena) Marina Tucakovic (Gore-dole) Radovan Sarenac (Juzni voz)
    Arr: Smak 

  14. 1939 AEG Magnetophon FT4 tape recorder playing Deutsches Tanz und Unterhaltungsorchester

     

    Demo of my AEG FT4 Magnetophon, probably the earliest machine still in working condition, and also the rarest after the K1 and K2 models, which I'm looking for in addition to later ones. About one hundered FT4 machines were produced between 1939 and 1941. This machine was originally used by the Senate of Berlin and has the Senate emblem engraved on the right of the board. The Senate von Berlin emblem is still the same nowadays.

    The FT4 was designed for dictation, where the secretary would listen to the tape and type the text. Its predecessors were the T1 and T2 (which used the K1 and K2 transports respectively) and then the FT2 and FT3 which added remote control instead of fixed push-buttons on the tape transport.
    What distinguishes this machine from the K (Koffergerät) series is that everything is built into the same cabinet, the tape plays at 25cm/s instead of 100cm/S and 77cm/s, and that the machine is operated using a remote control to be placed next to the typewriter.
    The uncommon speed of 25cm/s has a little history. Originally, Magnetophon machines ran at 1m/s before being modified to play at 77cm/s, which the Americans rounded to 30ips, hence 76cm/s after WW2. Tapes played at 1m/s did not last long and several were required to record a speech or a concert. For example, nazi speeches, which often took over an hour, required at least four 1000m tapes. Reducing the speed to 25cm/s still gave enough bandwidth for voice recording and allowed recording one hour and six minutes on a single 1000m tape.
    The transport is almost same as the 1937 K3 model. The gauge seen on the left spool has several functions. The main one is to monitor the amount of tape left on the remote control. The gauge is fixed to a potentiometer which sends a variable voltage to the VU of the remote control. It also serves as automatic stop when the tape is totally rewound or empty. The former can be adjusted using the rotary disc just under the black cover, since the reels can have different diameters.
    The head assembly is same as on the K1 and K2 models: one "hornkopf" erase head (DC bias), one recording head and one playback head.
    The three pushbuttons on the tape transport control fast rewind, fast forward and stop. The switch located over them selects the operating mode: local (only the previous functions) or remote to Play, Record, Rewind, Stop and Shut Down.
    The amplifier is almost same as the one used by the K1, K2 and K3. It has three tubes: AZ1 (rectifier), AF7 (preamplifier) and AL4 (output). The volume is set on the amplifier chassis.
    Two recording sources can be used with early mixing capability: telephone and microphone.
    The machine also uses the early type of bobbies with a round hole. Rectangular holes, which are still used today, were first used in 1942. Round hole tapes are attached to their platter with a special lock and only rotate by friction.
    The recording that you hear is actually a 1942 tape recording played by the German Das Deutsches Tanz Und Unterhaltungsorchester, which name translates as "German Dance and Entertainments Orchestra". Although created by Goebbels, its musicians were not more nazi than Furtwangler and Karajan. They would tour through Germany, play in dancing halls, and made many tape recordings (especially in Prag) for broadcasting until May 1945 when the russians captured the musicians.
    Most, if not all of the DTUO recordings are now available on six CDs published by Monopol.
    The recording heard in this video was transferred from an authentic 1942 AEG tape running at 77cm/s to a CD, and then to a 25cm/s tape. Thanks to Gerhard Bauer who kindly provided the CD.

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