dsavitsk
High Rollers
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I have a pretty good stash, but at $2.50 I could certainly top off the bin. I'd take another 20 or so. I would want the C grade.
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So much for El Niño leading to a dry warm winter in Chicago
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Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday!Should I say that I am working on the L3 which combines aspects of both?I don't know, I kind of like the T3 better. It is hard to compare as I have not heard a L2 in a while, but I could happily live with the T3 + HD650 as my end game setup. It doesn't mean better isn't available, but that this is an immersive and Hippocratic (does no harm) setup for me.I thought RS went out of business? I guess not. It is always a good idea to find someone who can teach you to solder, and who can teach you smart practices for working with electricity. This is a high voltage project, so having a person around who know what he or she is doing is a good idea. Oh, and I have piles of bad boards around for anyone who wants to practice soldering on something.It is a pretty easy and straightforward build. The hardest part about assembling an amp is generally the casework, and that is already done.Also, w/r/t/ upgrades: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunk_costsThat's called buying sculpture, which is fine, but does it really apply here? Maybe I'm missing something.Music for Cats http://kck.st/1XB15erAt the very least, I'd get someone to set up a double blind test so I could be sure the thing sounds at least different, if not better, than something cheaper. And Occam's Razor suggests to me that you just don't like the 009's.Torpedo 3 is now available: http://www.diyforums.org/Torpedo-III/TorpedoIII-overview.phpWe have a vegan Rastafarian restaurant in our neighborhood that is fantastic.That does sound terrible.Hartford is kind of like the San Francisco of the east ....I vote denser cities with more trains connecting them, and a tax on personal cars to pay for their externalities.How long does it take to charge a Tesla?Happy Birthday!Thank you very much, Mr. Roboto!
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