In a playlist you can simply play the playlist, shuffle or SMART SHUFFLE (which has little stars around it). I have the paid version so don’t know what it’s different with the free version, but Google says Smart Shuffle is available in the free version. It basically will play a song “similar” to the playlist every three or four songs. It is just “okay” but I’ll admit I have added several of those recommended songs to my LIKED list.
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Needs more subwoofer. 
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I’m just using the regular shuffle mode. It’s not playing any songs I haven’t added to my playlist. But there are some songs that I have added to my playlist I’ll hear several times a week. Other songs that I have added to my playlist get played once every 2 months or less. It just seems a lot more targeted than a truly random shuffle
Anyone else use Metallicas’ Orion to test speakers ? I could be the oddball here.
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I tend to use the first few tracks of Vulgar Display of Power as my heavy metal tests.
Meshuggah - Nothing and Immutable both usually are played. I used ObZen remastered on the Inq’ build too, but it still is not as well recorded.
Born of Osiris - Tomorrow We Die Alive or The Discovery are also possibilities.
I also like to play Nightwish - Dark Passion Play Special Edition, Brainchild- Mindwarp, or Klank - Still Suffering because of how well I know them.
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Just wanted to let you all know I’m alive and well. Life has been busy, had a med change, and I’m trying to reduce my digital experience a bit.
I’ll see some of you in Iowa!
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Very cool. I just forwarded that to one of my CV loving buddies. Now I’ll wait until he picks up a pair and then calls me to do the upgrades.
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The Xover board is +++++
Looking at the network, that shunt cap to fix the topend in the tweeter may give some amps fits. It’s a capacitive short above about 15k.
You diy car guys are probably up on this, but…
My wife drove home on a pretty much airless drivers’s side rear tire (AWD Subaru), as she picked up a small metal sliver (probably going through construction area). I pulled the tire and put on the space saving ‘tire’ that probably hadn’t even been looked at since we bought the car. Needless to say it’s air pressure was less than ideal- but we got it to the dealership to order a new tire (these were recently purchased so no charge for the replacement, but mounting, balancing, disposal…). Anyway, I’d suggest next time you get a chance, if you haven’t already, check the air in the spare.
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Good idea. A couple days ago I checked the space saver spare in my other car. Have not checked it in at least 5+ years. It was down to 18psi !! The side of the tire says to inflate to 60psi. I pumped it up to 58psi. Did not want to overdo it. Why do space savers have such a high pressure recommendation??
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We had a 2010 Subaru Outback (a Legacy outside Oz) which came with a ‘temporary spare’; a bit larger than a space saver, but still only gave you 80km of use. A pretty stupid idea on a car which has good off road capability and where services can be few and far between.
After our third puncture, we investigated whether a full size tyre would fit in the recess, and it did as long as the pressure was reduced to about 20psi. As insurance against future punctures, we bought a full size tyre and wheel, plus an air pump - naturally we didn’t have another puncture until we sold it!
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Just like taking an umbrella when rain is in the forecast- seems to keep it from raining more times than not (better safe than sorry).
In Melbourne it’s a good idea to take an umbrella when rain isn’t forecast!
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Because of the size of the treadwidth.
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Both my wife’s and my Infiniti cars have a fifth TPMS for the spare. My RAV4 also has this feature.
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