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DIY rack, 25mm Marine Ply... does the job.

This Blue Hawaii lives again. It will need a new transformer but for that I'm just waiting on Toroidy. Gone are the dual DACT's in favor of one quad pot and a front mounted, rotary power switch. I increased the current of the main CCS, changed out a bunch of parts and rebuilt the PSU. All good now and no hum at all which was the issue before the PSU imploded

Up at stupid O'Clock to drive the rental car back to the office, where we get driven onto the airport. Our driver was a real "Diamond geezer" / car nut who took us by the back roads to avoid the M25. He kept us amused with tales of the modified boost (variable, up to 2.5 ATM) on his Toyota hatchback. He said he got 11mpg when he was having fun. Had launch control, or he could turn it off and go through 100 quid of tyres in 30 seconds, and impress onlookers (think POWEEERR!) He got us there without incident, and with plenty of time to spare. Joanne sampled some Haig Club at duty free (whisky for the non whisky drinker) and now I'm watching one of the younger brood cavorting on the screens at the Burberry store. Bloody Beckham's everywhere. Now to sit in a tin can with several hundred disease vectors for the next half day. At least I have Joanne and my JH13's with me. Onward

Went to the philadelphia craft show, put on by the philadelphia museum of art, and then to lorenzo's pizza for my daughter. Heading to a beer tasting in a bit.

Another "nice rack" to you Dave R. I'm taking woodworking classes through adult ed here. My first solo project is a turntable stand made of white oak. I was going to modify this design: to be about 40" high with three 30" x 20" shelves, but I think I prefer your design so I'll probably do something like it instead. Your design would be more stable and I wouldn't have to go through the effort of drilling holes, cutting legs and drilling legs and lining everything up on assembly. Yours also gives more usable space on the shelves. Of course, it adds the complexity of cutting dados but that's easy enough to do with a table saw. Hope you don't mind if I do use your design. If so, please let me know.

are you doing the "one-click" for your orders? If yes, maybe your orders have defaulted to std shipping for some reason. What I'd try is for the next order, use the add to cart and then regular checkout. Select 2-day as shipping method, if I remember correctly, there is a "use these settings for future orders" or similar option at this checkout step. That should save your shipping preferences for "one-click." Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nothing but praise for Amazon from me. Free delivery on Sunday now... 10645283_10152867536843829_5226072363740018243_n.jpg

Test Tone @ Home live right now: http://mixlr.com/illuminator/chat

jellyfish - spilt milk <3

I'll be there, but only to see you Head-Casers. If prodded, I might even make my world famous chili and have people over to my place for the *real* meet. [emoji5]

Thanks morphsci, however I've seen the new audio rack and even though it hasn't been powder coated yet, I prefer it to the one I have. I also think the lay out of my audio equipment will look better than it is on the one in the photo.

I'd love to come and meed the So-Cal branch of the mafia. Not sure Jude and those other fucktards would like having me there though as I'm not known to sit quietly in the corner...

I saw that bhphoto is still selling 2012 quad core Minis. Then I realized that I would need to upgrade the RAM and HD (to a SSD) and that would be close to $1200 after upgrades (and the SSD install looks like a PITA). Then I decided I might as well get a 21.5 iMac at that price. Then I decided that by the time I got 16gb of RAM and a 256 SSD HD, I would up to around $1600 so I might as well look at the 27" iMac since I would like to have a larger monitor anyway. Then after the upgrades to that I decided that I should just get the new 27" Retina 5K iMac... I stopped before getting to the Mac Pro.