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Source Audio 2015 NAMM preview

#42
The word "inexpensive" got used a lot. Just how inexpensive are we talking? Also, it appears to be powered (there was a LED)...can it be powered through the Hub like the HH3 receiver?
 
#47
The other obvious question is, not just for power but for functionality---can they be daisy-chained with TRRS cables? Otherwise you'll run out of ports on your Hub pretty quickly.
 
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Adamixoye said:
The word "inexpensive" got used a lot. Just how inexpensive are we talking? Also, it appears to be powered (there was a LED)...can it be powered through the Hub like the HH3 receiver?
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Of course they can be powered by the Hub!! Not sure of the price. Will check on that next week.

No, no daisy-chaining. Keep in mind that 2 Hubs can double the amount of ports.

I need to stress that there are hundreds of ways to approach the problems we are trying to solve. Occasionally, we do something that seems all wrong. Or rare occasions it is because Jesse has missed something. Most of the time, however, it is a consequence of legacy stuff (such as things needing to work with the old wired Hot Hand) or subtle trade-offs, or a clear choice on our part to do things in 2 steps and not one step.
 
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No worries, I'm just trying to understand the product. As for the daisy-chaining/number of ports question, right now I personally would have enough ports, I was just curious and I'm sure other people had that question.

One follow up you might not know---how much power? I know the Hub plus HH3 is about 80 mA, I'm wondering how many switchers you can stack before you get past 100 mA for a Pedal Power 2 port.
 
#59
rsmith601 said:
Only about 2ma on the loop switcher. The Hub can power and army of them!!
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Any chance the hub will be able to control an army of them...?

The Neuro+Hub may be exactly what I'm looking for - a way to use my Behringer FCB to control the entire board. Hoping for details on 'inexpensive'.. Also, might I suggest that future versions allow for programmable clean blend, and input and output volumes?
 
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Swimming Bird said:
Any chance the hub will be able to control an army of them...?

The Neuro+Hub may be exactly what I'm looking for - a way to use my Behringer FCB to control the entire board. Hoping for details on 'inexpensive'.. Also, might I suggest that future versions allow for programmable clean blend, and input and output volumes?
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From months ago when this product was announced, people have been asking for those, and it baffles me. As I understand it, right now, it's just a Hub-controlled simple mechanical bypass switch. Clean blend with volume adjustments would be a much more complicated (and expensive) circuit.
 

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