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  1. Had a nice conversation with a neighbor. He's a bit hard to understand, but more than willing to sit and chat with me. He hung around telling me all about his day for better than 15 minutes.
    9 points
  2. That's probably for the better, given how fowl-mouthed he is.
    6 points
  3. Smoked Mac and cheese with a side of brats
    4 points
  4. The reason the great Jamaican stuff deepens over time, over years, not with nostalgia but with meaning and nuance, is that it's a spiritual music. That's the anomaly underlying its power... In the States, rock 'n' roll is always on some level a move away from God into the devil's music, but in Jamaica the cultural conditions were different. Pop grew toward Jah. https://www.gq.com/story/bunny-wailer-john-jeremiah-sullivan
    3 points
  5. Apple galettes and a Sicilian style pizza that tastes better than it looks
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  7. Thinking outside the box here’s Fujifilm’s recommended dog and cat list for optimal animal autofocus performance and pet photography. Something to consider when looking for a new pet. 🐈 https://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/pet/index.html
    2 points
  8. Booze in crust is a good thing. Claire uses vodka in her pie crust
    2 points
  9. Your neighborhood is really going to the birds. Your neighbor seems like a real turkey.
    2 points
  10. I made the shortcrust with Calvados instead of water which turns out to be a very good thing to do.
    2 points
  11. I want to put that galette down my gullet.
    2 points
  12. And now for something insane. The two monoblocks weigh half a ton, and in US speak around $400k . Dan D'Agostino going totally bonkers. https://dandagostino.com/products/relentless-monoblock.php
    2 points
  13. Hi @Pars I think I have some spare boards with the latest version, that has the servo completely out of the audio path, as Kevin said. Tomorrow I let you know. Best Tiago
    1 point
  14. Kate Bush – The Dreaming I must be in the right mood... really enjoying the album this time. I think the other listens have been while I've been working, which doesn't help with such an intense array of sounds and ideas. Public Image Ltd – Metal Box
    1 point
  15. FWIW, I have a big brother version of that sander, and I absolutely loathe it. It turns out that a sander can have way too much power. The little one is more useful.
    1 point
  16. Picking your pet based on your camera's AF system preferences. Welcome to the 21st century. Lol.
    1 point
  17. The key difference between a toroid and an R-core is primary/secondary capacitance and leakage inductance. R-core has primary and secondary on opposite legs. So the capacitance is low, but the leakage inductance is high. With a toroid, the capacitance is high, but the leakage inductance is low. So an R-core (like a split bobbin EI) is better for not coupling RFI between windings. But the leakage inductance means enough stray magnetic field to cause potential hum problems. A toroid by contrast, because of the tight coupling between the windings, tends to couple RF. But because of the low leakage inductance has a very low external magnetic field. Basically, horses for courses. I've used both types in various bits of my kit. But since I always use an outboard supply (for non-power amp use) either type has worked just fine.
    1 point
  18. Thanks, Dan, I grabbed some fancy coffee. The two week shipping time to Moldova can’t be good, but local roasters are not killing it. In other news, just got a clever dripper in the mail and I’m in love. Great balance of good flavor and simplicity.
    1 point
  19. CFAe runs hot, VERY hot. I would prefer a "normal" heatsink...
    1 point
  20. Thanks guys! That was a fine day that started with a Zoom with the kids (well, 32 and 35!), and finished with an excellent steak dinner. And now - time for bed said Zebedee.
    1 point
  21. Happy birthday, dear Craig! Cheers!
    1 point
  22. Happy birthday. Hope you're having a good one! Cheers!
    1 point
  23. Yes, not cheap, but considering it is a matched quad, approx. $11@. And generally unobtanium. The diyaudio store charges $39 for a similar matched quad of the Linear Systems devices (2 N, 2 P).
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  27. Happy Birthday, Craig! Have a great day.
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  31. When I look at the KBP201G on mouser.at, it shows 429 available (same as Mouser US)?
    1 point
  32. I used a KBP210G successfully for a different amp.
    1 point
  33. I’ve been using fqpf8n80c with my miniature miniaturized (smaller than the group buy version) Golden reference supplies. I also have the negative supply GRHV79 working in there too. I always use the external current regulators now since they are much faster and actually protect the supply. Works great. I’ve got a lot of hours on these.
    1 point
  34. I agree on many of your impressions on this. I also had a lengthy listen recently in a quiet environment. Took some eye-candy photos as well. The build quality, fit and finish of it all is top notch naturally. The marble case really is nice. Tried lifting it, succeeded just barely. This fucker is 25 kilos! Nice hefty metal remote included in the set. No issues with comfort here, the headphones felt light to me and the headband is HD 800 style but with more padding so no stress on the top of my head. The sound is very articulate but definitely felt a little stiff and sterile to me. I much prefer the warmer, more I guess “euphonic” tone of the SR007 which just makes vocals sound more alive and present. The bass surprised me though, the HE1 has tremendous bass impact and extension. It just begs to be turned up as the large drivers almost vibrate your skull but without a single trace of resonance.
    1 point
  35. for this design the inputs need to be 600v parts. so no jfets. it would need to be cascaded inputs, and change in the input bias to get that to work
    1 point
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