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August 6, 2019

IN-9 Nixielyzer - Extra-Early Access

I have a new video to show you a few days ahead of my usual schedule. 

https://youtu.be/6kVIciuZtwM

Mr Nixie (or Jürgen) is a chap in Germany who sells electronic kits that predominantly feature Nixie tubes. His website is http://www.nixiekits.eu

In this video I show you his latest creation. The IN-9 Spectrum Analyzer.

The Kickstarter is here https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nt-smd-rgb/audio-spectrum-analyzer-with-in-9-tubes-called-nixielyzer

Comments (28)

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Kilrah · October 25, 2019

Got my kit last week and just built it today :) Very very nice! https://imgur.com/5LIVadp

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Techmoan · October 25, 2019

It looked like a complicated kit to assemble to me -are you happy with the results?

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☭ Сергей Бирюков · August 10, 2019

Pleeeease: not "Ai'aen". True pronounce: "Eeeen". Because it's INdicator lamps.

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Doeke Zanstra · August 10, 2019

Jürgen: you’d better enable automatic redirection from http to https. Otherwise people get “insecure” or similar shown in the addressbar. Hmm, this doesn’t sound too friendly. It is meant to be friendly advice though...

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Darrell · August 7, 2019

Not that I can afford it ATM a door to hide the controls would be my preference

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Rokkor X · August 7, 2019

Thank you for uploading in 4K. I know you've been doing it for a while but since I got my 4K monitor, I've become a bit of a snob. Also, I hope to see that featured in the background of your videos. It would be awesome to see it constantly reacting to your voice or music.

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Techmoan · August 7, 2019

The good thing about watching in 4K is that it makes all resolutions look better due to the more generous bandwidth allocated (a few shots in this video are only 1080p - including the macro ones) So I’d recommend everyone who has the downstream speed to watch in 4K should do so even if their monitor doesn’t support that resolution natively. As far as this EQ goes, it’s definitely staying in my HiFi, it’s much more up my street than some of the others I’ve tested... I just need to rearrange a few plugs.

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Gary Unwin · August 7, 2019

I would love it as it looks fantastic and is right up my alley, however the price is beyond what I can justify.

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Graham Ferguson · August 6, 2019

It does look quite stunning, imagine in a darker room it would be mesmerizing.

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Terry Shepherd · August 6, 2019

Strangely mesmerising, I like it. And another great video of course. I hope he does well with them.

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Kevin Reid · August 6, 2019

Question I didn't catch if it was answered in the video, that I hope is of general interest — how does it switch between microphone and line inputs? Is it just based on whether there's sound on the line input? If so, how quickly does it "time out" back to microphone? Can this be disabled (perhaps by setting mic gain all the way down)?

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Techmoan · August 6, 2019

It’s all on the gain controls - to turn off the mic slide it to the bottom (off) otherwise the results are a combination of what is picked up over mic and line-in in whatever proportions you’ve set the sliders.

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Andrew Torrance · August 6, 2019

I'd buy one (fully assembled, of course) if it wasn't for the fact that my VU meter budget has already been spent for this year, having bought the rather wonderful Muzio LED Music Tower featured on Techmoan a couple of months back.

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Roland Bogush · August 6, 2019

Great video, Mat. Interesting device. I thought 'proper' Nixie tubes needed high voltage to light up - 15v seems low. But it evidently works, so maybe these types of NIxie tube can run on lower power.

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Juergen Grau · August 6, 2019

No, I am sorry. Each of these tubes needs around 140 V (Neon filled) or 150 V (Argon filled) Anode voltage with a variable current from 0 (no glow) up to 12 mA each (max. lenght).

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Demolished Man · August 6, 2019

Pledged.

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Nuts 'n' Proud · August 6, 2019

Thanks Mat.

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Andrew S · August 6, 2019

Nixie's are back cool. really been meaning to build my self a clock

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Mark Grigoleit · August 6, 2019

I agree that the more minimalist front is much better.

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Peter Helgeson · August 6, 2019

The demo sounds good with headphones on.

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Stephen Bell · August 6, 2019

I like that, and I'm one of those masochists who would enjoy the process of building it. However, as you say, I don't actually need it, which is a shame. Ah well . . . Interesting video as always Mat.

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Kevin Tangney · August 6, 2019

Cool preview! I really liked your closeup shots of the nixielyzer (particularly around the 5:50 mark), really soothing.

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Techmoan · August 6, 2019

Yes I was really happy with some of the shots in here too. I used two days and about 100GB to shoot the Hi-Fi demo section.

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Peter Rogers · August 6, 2019

Mat, the disclaimer you have in the video is 100% appropriate and both needed and appreciated. Many YouTubers are actually shilling for the products they "review", receiving direct compensation from the manufacturer and without properly disclosing their relationship. You may think your disclosure is not needed, but it is. It is not in the category of "coffee is hot". Thank you for being upfront.

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Robert Norman · August 6, 2019

Expensive but very nice with brass and wood

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Robert Norman · August 6, 2019

Have you seen the Bad Dog Designs bigger version of this?

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Techmoan · August 6, 2019

Yes - there have been dozens of these over the years. All very expensive - but all very nice to look at. I know the Bad Dog chap, but I couldn't afford to send £1800 on one even if I had it.

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Phil Collins · August 6, 2019

Now, that’s a pretty thing, and the video arrived just as I stopped for lunch. Thanks!