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Audeze iSINE 10. $279 for standard cable - $319 for lightning and standard cable. If you sign up you get an additional 10% off. They appear to be shipping from Audeze direct. https://deals.marinersoftware.com/sales/isine-10-in-ear-headphones-lighting-standard-cables

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2017/12/01/8-innovative-gadget-gifts-for-techie-in-your-life.html In case it disappears...

My God... recstar24 is Philip Glass!

Well that answers my question! I was trying to find my manual on it so I could find the specs with the impedancer, but no success. I foresee another piece of gear in my future. At least the speakers were free.

Bumping up the thread... has anyone run speakers off of the Impedancer? I was given a pair of Emotiva T1s and don't really have an amp to run them. The specs on the speakers are: Efficiency: 88 dB (2.83V/1m).Power handling: 150W continuous / 300W peak.Nominal impedance: 4 ohms.Frequency response: 37 Hz – 28 kHz (+3/-3 dB).Crossover (midrange / tweeter): 2700 Hz, 12 dB / octaveCrossover (woofer / midrange): 275 Hz, 12 dB / octaveDual speaker terminals for bi-amping or bi-wiring. Would this work or would it tax the RKV?

New one for me. Any ideas what this means?

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Composer James Horner dies in plane crash

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Paging Patrick82... Patrick82 to the thread...

Unused photo session from "Saturn 3". They did do a test shot on set. She ended up wearing this instead...

I got it pretty dirt cheap - think I paid $350 for it off of Audiogon. At the time there weren't a lot of amps that could run the AKG K1000s off of the jack. Still have those but don't really listen to them. Was too tight of a fit on my head.

Well she lives again. Got the majority of the dust out and fired it up tonight.

The chemical we use at work to clean video and audio heads is called Trichloroethylene. I've used Isopropyl and 100% denatured alcohol to clean before, but never this stuff. Smells pretty caustic compared to the other 2. Anyone know anything about it?

It doesn't appear to be caked on - just accumulated dust from sitting on a shelf. Thought about completely removing it from the chassis to give it a good once over. Doesn't look too difficult, but I may just see what I can do with Q-Tips and tech wipes. I work for a station that uses something other than Isopropyl alcohol to clean video heads as well as other items. Smells nastier than anything I've ever used before and when I get any on my hands it leaves a white film. When I go in on Monday I'll find out exactly what it's called.

3 years ago I gave some equipment to a friend to store for me and I just picked it back up. 99% of everything looks great, but it appears my RKV was left out on a shelf (unplugged) and has accumulated quite a bit of dust. Before I fire it back up any suggestions on how to get it relatively clean? Would not look forward to scraping out a ton of dust with a Q-tip.