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Hope to see you in Bangkok, Thailand someday, Tyll! Enjoy your retirement.

Happy birthday Shelly!

Happy birthday Ari!

It sings! Thanks for all your advices. For some reasons, the silkscreen on my PCB asks for 250 ohm for tail resistors. I replace it with 120 ohm and now everything can be adjusted correctly. Now I need to work on the top cover. The amp sounds awesome.

Are these the two resistors that I should replace?

Thank you so much. I’ll try changing the tail resistors tonight.

I need a little help with my GG. I just can't adjust the offset of both channels below 50V for some reasons. The balance adjusts to zero just fine though. My PS is measured at 465V. The bias is set at 0.8V or 16mA.

Really nice build. Congratulations!

Happy birthday!

The construction looks pretty solid. But I don't like it that they glue the driver together.

Maybe it’s worth trying to DIY a pair?

Hi Birgir, Do you think that wire mesh stators make a difference in sound (in a good way)?

How can I get a pair, Kerry?

Wow!

Lil Knight board's quality is really low though.

That’s beautiful!

Happy birthday!

Congratulations Bui501!

Happy birthday Al!

Happy birthday Colin!

Hi Vinh, I have some of those. Let me know how many you need. Wachara C.

Happy birthday Steve!

As much as I love making electrostatic headphones, I don't think that I will ever make them for money. I'm just too busy with my work, and I really prefer sharing my knowledge and encouraging people to try to build them by themselves. I am willing to share everything of my design with everyone. Just let me know if you're interested to build. By the way, making a pair of good sounding electrostatic headphones isn't that difficult, but to make them as efficient as Stax headphones is not so easy. Until MrSpeakers and Phenomenon can make their phones to sound as loud as Stax, I would say that they still have a lot to learn.

I always keep many parts as spares. If you need anything fast, let me know.

Very nice!