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The input wiring is more susceptible to noise than the output wiring as the signal levels are lower. Having the RK50 at the rear keeps the input wiring shorter, so theoretically should be better. Mouser does have cable hold downs like you pictured. http://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine.aspx?Keyword=644-CCH12-S10-M

Happy Birthday Jim!

Could you use something like a dental pick in the screw holes to pry behind the driver frame? You can usually pick these up cheap at hardware stores like Ace, etc.

RIP Yogi. What a great one!

Those look very nice. Now wrap them back up so you can open them later in the week to duplicate the Christmas-like atmosphere...

You can also get Panasonic FM or FR with the right footprint as well

I've tried this a couple of times (R+C across the secondary), but have never tried to measure it. 330 ohms and 0.022uf. See John Swenson's posts here: http://www.diyhifi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=1957&hilit=transformer+ringing

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Happy belated birthday!

Never tried using either a cordless drill or my drill press to tap holes. Any links to how you do this? I always figured it was a quick route to broken taps... I had a couple on my puter. One seems to be lil knights...

Got mine as well. Thanks for the great job handling this group buy Michael!

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Those are pretty reasonable compared to US prices, and the fact that you can't find the 4 gang TKD pots in the US. They do have the 10K and 20K as well.

Nice build samsie! Even if the sinks are too small. Where did you come up with that case? Also, I see TKD... is that a CP2500 or the smaller CP601? And where did you source it from?

No problem here, and thanks for all of your efforts!

As far as transformer for these things, if I wanted to build one up to power a multiamp, and configured for +/- 20V output, would a 2 x 23VAC transformer be too high? Just thinking of stuff I have laying around without buying a new trafo. If I did use this, obviously there is going to be some voltage leftover to dump and this will cause some heat... anything I would need to be aware of here?

Figured that problem out. The New Content mode works as a real time filter, so all I need to do is hit the back button in the browser to go back to New Content, with the previous thread I was in now filtered out. However, there is a related but different problem when using the page buttons which is really a bug. When I have more than 1 page of New Content, trying to go back to the 1st page of content usually results in the above error message.

Happy Birthday Jack!

Do it yourself?

You're better off with the Di2 me thinks...

Many bike shops would be clueless as to how to pack a bike correctly for shipment. Here is a good guide as to how to pack a bike properly: http://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/507984-how-pack-bike-101-a.html

Nice Todd! Had a really good interview today, so here's hoping.

Fuck WallStreet. What a bunch of cunt pussies. I know, doesn't make sense, but whatever....

Congrats to your sister! PBP hard? Heh...