In alt.home.repair, on Thu, 13 Jun 2024 17:21:49 -0400, micky
<NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:

>
>And I may even want to use it for the computer. I have a fancy audio
>program I never adjust. Maybe it has this too. but if if not, I found:
>https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/UADdbx160--universal-audio-uad-dbx-160-compressor-limiter-plug-in
>for example, Universal Audio UAD dbx 160 Compressor/Limiter Plug-in, for
>$49, through june 30th. Will it really go back up to 200 at that time.
>Only the Shadow knows.
>
>OTOH, here is more about the Rolls 3333b, which is hardware and costs
>$90 at several places: https://rolls.com/product/SL33 Almost all the
>reviews are positive or very positive. Do you think I can just cut
>the wires to the radio's speaker and connect it in between the
>electronics and the speaker? Easy enough to do but will it work?

Maybe not. Another good thing about Amazon is that it lets one ask
quesions and it accepts answers from the public. As far as I've
noticed, none of the other vendors do, and the maker rolls.com has an
FAQ but it's only got 5 or 10 questions and none of them were mine.

Same product:
https://www.amazon.com/rolls-SL33B-Stereo-Program-Limiter/dp/B004GK7PAI?th=1

Q: Can this be placed in between the amp and the speakers?
A: NO, it goes between the component producing the sound and the amp.
By ron in the United States on October 30, 2016

4 others also say no. What aother vendor gives the kind of service
Amazon does. That's why it's number 1, and people should stop blaming
other things.

Of that doesn't mean it doesn't treat its warehouse stafff badly, and
they'd be number 1 even if they diddn't do that, so they should stop.
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I have an amp on the same shelf next to the radio but haven't used it
for years, and it isn't working. I'll have to find out what's wrong,
and maybe I can use that, but it plays through 1x2 foot speakers hung on
the opposite wall. Might fill the room with too much sound, or is that
impossible? Might be unable to play it quietly. ???? Maybe I can
connect it to little PC speakers instead.