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Pars

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  1. Build a Carbon... done.
  2. Happy Birthday Peter!
  3. Happy Birthday!
  4. Happy Birthday Carl!
  5. Pars replied to Thaddy's topic in Music
    CSO Mahler 3 Awesome!
  6. Yes I can spare 16. PM me.
  7. Yeah, those seem to be a problem to find right now. I don’t know that I would trust anything from eBay. How many do you need? I may have enough that I could spare some. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  8. What is wrong with her current MacBook Pro?
  9. ^ this. Very sorry Craig and Carole. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  10. Pars replied to swt61's topic in Off Topic
    Happy Birthday Wayne! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  11. Pars replied to swt61's topic in Off Topic
    Happy Birthday! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  12. Happy Birthday Jim! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  13. I personally like Panasonic FR or FM, but haven't built this amp. Something that fits properly would be a good start. Right lead spacing, etc.
  14. There was definitely professional cycling back then (guessing in the '50s?). And well before that. Fausto Coppi, Jacque Anquetil, Gino Bartoli, Alfredo Binda. Legends. Lots of them.
  15. The BC856C variants are the SMD equivalent of the BC556C... you'd have to get or make adapters to use them though. They don't handle as much power also (320mW vs. 500 for the BC556C).
  16. I’d you need an OPA445 in a DIP-8 package, the AP is pretty much your only choice. Does it work with other opamps? Your post makes it sound like it does. The OPA445 uses a standard single opamp pinout, from what I recall. Where did you source the ones you have from? Are they genuine? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  17. Happy Birthday Stretch!
  18. Happy Birthday John!
  19. Apparently Dario Pegoretti as well, August 23. You cyclists will probably recognize the name. Heart attack at age 62. RIP! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  20. RIP Mr. Linkwitz Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  21. I would think the bike shop should be able to face it, ensuring that they are parallel? Or don’t they do that anymore (I’m used to steel frames). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  22. Uh, no it isn’t normal for bearings to feel gritty. Guy is a dumbass for even suggesting that! What kind of crankset!/BB is this? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  23. ^ This. Plus the Neutrik blanking panels are for a known standard jack series. I don't know if there is a standard IEC hole size (it seems that most of mine are all over the map), but that might make it more difficult to find. I know a lot of the chinese vendors on ebay, etc. all sell cases with the IEC cutout (presumably to a standard size), so perhaps someone does make some.
  24. As for an SE out, L+, R+ and gnd straight back to the power supply (not to the amp boards). Either use 2 conductors for the gnd, or a heavier wire (usually 24ga for signal, so maybe 20ga for the gnd). I wouldn't use an epsilon 12 with this, as it won't properly handle balanced signals. I'd use one of Kevin's balanced protection boards instead. 400mA sounds about right (don't recall exact figures, but it's probably here in the thread somewhere).
  25. I presume those are LCD3s? You might do some searching for different pads (head-fi, though noisy, might give you some ideas).

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