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A couple of initial pics ...

First orders should ship on Tuesday. Some pics from the production process ... Wood sides curing on the shop floor. Some front panels just out of the laser engraver (and not yet cleaned) A batch of populated boards just out of the solder oven. A fully populated board undergoing its first tests.

Ha! I don't imagine Justin is concerned.

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It would be possible. For it to be thin enough to not have a lip, it would not have enough strength, so it would have a small lip. And it probably still wouldn't be strong enough.

R.I.P. H.R. Giger

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I like the RCAs. I do wish they would buy some sand paper to take out the tool marks. Most importantly, a design like this would be pretty easy to replicate by anyone with access to a maker space with a small CNC, and an open source headphone design would be a fun DIY project. Probably why they are not talking about what driver they are using.

Have you ever been there when the guy parks his ice cream truck next to the line, and plays the ice cream truck music non stop? Makes the mere long line seem like bliss. What's amazing to me is that with the thousands of hot dog places in Chicago, so few competitors to Hot Doug's have emerged.

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Usually between May 8th and 10th, and then again from September 28th to the 30th. Unless it rains.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/food/stew/chi-hot-dougs-closing-20140506,0,7406836.story

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I'll agree with the dirt cheap part. Just make sure you measure the secondaries to be sure they do what you think they are doing.

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I think it went pretty well

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Frankie Knuckles, house music 'godfather,' dead at 59 http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/music/turnitup/chi-frankie-knuckles-obit-20140331,0,565674.column

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I have wrecked my share of long handled switches. The rest of the AR might be a tank, but the switch handles are pretty flimsy. Percy (http://percyaudio.com/) has the long handled Tocos switches still.