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Wow!

Very nice!

Wow, for such a big piece of wood, it's only good for 6 piece of knob?

Pretty.

Happy New Year!

Here is a link to a Stax distributor in Thailand. The conversion rate of Thai Baht to US$ is around 30:1. http://www.jetliveaudio.com/index.php?mo=29&keyword=Stax

Very nice article, Tyll. I like your photo. Wachara C.

Looking forward to spending more money. Wachara C.

Nice work! I really like your shining volume knob.

Wow! Those look really big! You can probably fit the PS and the amp in just one box. Wachara C.

Wow, that looks great. Congratulations!

To my ears, HE60 is no comaparison to even the Stax SR202 and I prefer SR007 to SR009.

Wow! One project after another. There is no way that I can catch up. Wachara C.

Congratulations, Andy! Wachara C.

I haven't replaced the o-ring yet. Yes, it was broken, but I glue it back using super glue. Well, I wouldn't say that HE60 sounds like crap. They are just not as pleasant to listen to as compared to the other bigger phones.

Please allow me to add a few pictures of my T2. And these are a few headphones that I have tested with T2 so far. What can I say? T2 has so much power. It loves big headphones. With T2, HE60 sounds like a child toy when compared to SR009, Omega or even my own DIY phones.

Nice front panel!

Congratulations!

I just want to reconfirm Andy's solution of solving the noise issue. I've changed out all the PRP resistors in the active batteries and replaced them with 1% Royal resistors (Thai brand). After that is done, there is no more noise. The amp is dead quite. The voltages from all active batteries are very stable, and it is very easy to adjust the output +/- voltages to be close to 0. Wachara C.

Hi Blubliss, I use PRP resistors and I also have noise problem. I'll try to change all the resistors in the active battery and see if I can get all the noise out. Thanks a lot for your info. Wachara C.

It's actually is IXCP10m90s instead of ixys10m90s.

Wow! What a nice idea.

What's that?

Can you take some photos? Maybe we can guide you step by step. Wachara C.

Hi Spritzer, The diaphragm side that is facing the ear is the only side that is being energized, and if any dust goes in between, it will cause unwanted noise. It is therefore very crucial to have a good protection. However the back side of the driver isn't that critical. I don't put any protection layer on the back side of my drivers, and I actually like it better that way. Wachara C.