Pars
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I ordered some feet and cups as well. I knew it was Rick Roberts when I saw the SimplyPhysics link. Are they going out, or is he just liquidating older product? I don't think SimplyPhysics has been real active the last few years, but I could be wrong. I have one of their IsoDrives in one of my CD players and still like it.
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Happy Birthday!
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You're probably aware that you can get ribbons for these? Not child proof, but replacements nonetheless (at least you could when my brother got replacements for his Centaurs).
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DIYHiFi.org • View topic - Recommend me some coax and BNC connectors Some possibly helpful stuff here. I know I have seen the paralleled 74HC04s before.
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Happy Birthday Reks!
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Thanks. I did it manually after doing some googling and had forgotten about Doug's scripts . I'll take a look at these when I get home later this week. I settled on 192k for car use and seems OK. It woud be nice not to have to store multiple versions; just lossless then downgrade when putting them on the ipod.
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Similar so I just tacked on to this thread. Sorry for being clueless when it comes to itunes and ipods. If I rip CDs using Max as ALACs and get them added to my itunes library, is there anyway that I can copy these over to my ipod but encoded in a lossy format to save space? And recommended format or bitrate? Mostly rock, so 160kbps? higher?
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I know the B&K that I have is tracking (i.e., channel B tracks channel A) and they are isolated, so to do a +/- supply you patch the + of channel A to the - of channel B. Channel A is then the - supply and B the +. I don't think it will do 0.5A, don't think it has current limiting, and only does 25V on each (or is that 20?). Something close does exist though. I would look at the HP dual supplies if it were me. This one that I linked previously appears to meet your needs: http://cgi.ebay.com/Hewlett-Packard-HP-6228B-Dual-DC-Power-Supply-w-manual_W0QQitemZ360214245044QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item53de712eb4
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy unBirthday Ken!
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Wouldn't a standard wall outlet work as well?
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Was this the addition of a pair of diodes between the VAS stage BJTs, and reduction of the resistor from 510 to 215 ohms? That's the only change I am aware of. This amp has that, but didn't take it as far as was meant by bonding the diodes to the output stage transistors. I could never hear a difference in this mod.
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Yeah, they made no attempt to put the singles next to each other, which really would have been pretty easy to do. The PSU in the Gilmore Ref is the original tracking design with the OPA548s, so would be better than what is in this. This appears to be a simple LM317/337 PSU. These guys claim they switched transistors... wonder what they used and if it is an improvement over the Toshiba 2SA1015/2SC1815 used by the original design? Really can't think of many areas to "tweak" one of these designs. Certainly not to the level of "puffery" they allude to. Still, for the price, not bad. Hope the PCB doesn't suck like some "blue" boards I have worked on. Poor copper bonding to the substrate in those.
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My brother asked me what I thought about using a Mac Mini as a htpc. Since I've never done this, I thought I would ask here. I know some of you use these as music servers. Any tips, recommendations, etc.? Thanks in advance
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Happy Birthday dood!
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Fastener Express has them in black oxide stainless down to 1-72 thread, as well as metric. Bolt Depot is another place I look, but they don't carry black oxide (that I found).
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Bryan: Congrats, and enjoy your break! Colin: That sucks...
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I enjoyed that episode also more than the vast majority of them.
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Happy (or is it unhappy??) unbirthday! Enjoy Ken!
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I've got some 200R RN60s if those would work.
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Of course you can already start firing it up before you get all the parts in... where's the fun in soldering circuits that aren't on?
