Jason Rivera

Compatibility is a non issue on a 15 year old tilt head since the hub spec has stayed the same. What matters is using it in the way mixers expect. Speed two only and feed modest portions so the drive does not surge. ⚠️ Keep the dough on the dry side for the first passes to avoid smearing paste into the crevices. Cleaning should never involve water because the internal gears and pins are not sealed. 🚫💧 A stiff pastry brush and a toothpick for the corners is plenty and then a sacrificial strip of dough to lift whatever remains. 🪥 If you get a little moisture on it by accident, leave it open on the counter until bone dry before storing. ⏳

Spot on about the Windows profile switch and the crowded 2.4 GHz air. Moving Bluetooth to a dedicated dongle, keeping it away from USB 3 noise, and killing power saving are what fixed it for me, and AAC vs SBC really does not matter once the mic kicks in. That pick fits the problem because its radio stays steady in busy apartments and its call mode does not freak out when Zoom changes levels, so you get far fewer renegotiations and stutters. The passive seal and noise canceling also let you keep Zoom suppression on low, which keeps the stereo profile stable if you use the laptop mic.