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i just ordered this nice little 500mW RGB projector the other day and now i need to find a DAC so i can play :)

im not looking for anything too crazy or expensive as this is my first projector. i just want to try creating some shows. im looking to spend around $100 for this.

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oh your the one that was interested in my DAC hey there :p just keep a eye out in the bst section here and on PL

G/L
 
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yepp that was me. thanks thats my plan if all else fails ill just grab a usb soundcard and a correction amp and make one....but that requires a new soldering iron :-(
 
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I've got an iShow DAC (NIB) that you can have for $75, shipped in the US

The software isn't the best, but it is fine to get you started.

The main thing is that the DAC works with many of the other low-end lasershow programs out there.

By the time you outgrow this, you will be ready to spend some real money on one of the "big boys" ;)

PM me for payment info

Peace,
dave
 
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daguin said:
I've got an iShow DAC (NIB) that you can have for $75, shipped in the US

The software isn't the best, but it is fine to get you started.

The main thing is that the DAC works with many of the other low-end lasershow programs out there.

By the time you outgrow this, you will be ready to spend some real money on one of the "big boys" ;)

PM me for payment info

Peace,
dave
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correct me if i am wrong dave but i thought the only other software it worked with was spaghetti
 
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Yeah, the iShow will allow you to get your feet wet at least. However to really get into the realm of laser shows I'd look at the FB3.

But considering the REKE projector is relatively low spec, the iShow will run it fine until you can afford something better (Or lose interest).
 
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Yeah, the iShow will allow you to get your feet wet at least. However to really get into the realm of laser shows I'd look at the FB3.

But considering the REKE projector is relatively low spec, the iShow will run it fine until you can afford something better (Or lose interest).
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bennett326 said:
fb3<LSX+etherdream cough cough cough cough
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Absolutely -- However . . . .

iShow with DAC = $75
QS with fb3 - $550

Peace,
dave
 
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FB3 software > all. End of story :p
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Falso ;)


And yes it is a crazy cool DAC I can't wait to buy it :D

And Dave yep if only I had a money tree trivial things like that would be no problemo
 
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yea im going to say if you buy LSX and get his other tools you can do some amazing things.
Ive seen FB3 and it has some nice features but LSX has alot more.
Just lsx is a bit harder to learn all the fun manipulation and tricks.
 
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well you guys have all given me some new things to look forward too because i dont think im moving away from this hobby any time soon! but for now im going to have to thanks Dave for his quick response and the ishow :beer:
 
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kiyoukan said:
yea im going to say if you buy LSX and get his other tools you can do some amazing things.
Ive seen FB3 and it has some nice features but LSX has alot more.
Just lsx is a bit harder to learn all the fun manipulation and tricks.
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Yep mountains of features in lsx just a bigger learning curve
 
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