This is indeed a great idea!I have been toying with the idea of interrupting speakers instead of amp in my setup, to prevent delays and switch on/off thumps
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This is indeed a great idea!I have been toying with the idea of interrupting speakers instead of amp in my setup, to prevent delays and switch on/off thumps
Hi there,What about turning the speakers on and off instead of the amplifier
Add a cheap double throw double pole solid state relay to cut the speakers off actviated by the timer contact (NO) and you could then use the other contacts (NC) on the timing relay to turn the LED light on and off when the music is playing
Not saying this is right but another idea at the problem
Hope this helps you outHi there,
So, I’m in the process of updating my push button system. Basically, I wanted to buy a better amplifier and also add an over ride switch to allow the music to play continuously if we were hanging out outside. I love my new amp. It’s being powered by a 36v Meanwell. Two issues came up though. I need a different relay. Current one is 12v. Second issue, there is about a 4 second delay from the time the amp gets power to actual sound coming out. I think I need to put the relay on the speakers like you suggested a while back! I don’t fully understand how to wire all this. Would you be willing to make a diagram for me? Also, any suggestions on the relay would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for considering!
