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Today I received this: Massive Attack "Mezzanine" vinyl edition.

Did I ever say that I hate this thread? ???

Good luck!!!!

It has to be awesome. I can´t imagine how it must be the roar of the propellers.

Thanks Dr. Gilmore.

Sorry for refloating this thread. I'm listening to my "SquareWave KG latest version" in SE configuration. (Thanks Dr. Gilmore) It works great and is very simple to assemble. I have regulated the BIAS @ 120mA without problems and could even raise it much more. I have used a 100K resistor to make the servo act as fast as possible and from the beginning the offset is 0 Vdc so I don't need wait for listening music. I matched all the transistors as best as possible but with the MJE200 and MJE201 it was impossible to find an identical pair. ? The next step is to install it in a box but I'm hesitating, Is it worth making a balanced version? Is there much difference between the SE vs. Balanced version? I have enough material and pcb´s to do this without problems but if this does not make sense, I'll leave it in SE configuration.

Descansa en Paz Montserrat

With top.

I don´t need to say nothing…

Thanks! HA5000 clone

Thanks guys I know that many of you work wood well. I would like to mill the holes where the TRS, led and the power on/off. The problem is that the holes are very small and the milling cutter I have is of a size, let's say "standard". What could I use to do this? I had thought about Dremel milling cutter but they are hard to get around here. Lastly, what color would you like? I had thought to use some dye and leave it sapelli color (like the table) or use a clear varnish and leave it natural.

Preliminary results. I don't know anything about carpentry so please don't be too cruel to me.

Descanse en Paz. I'm very sorry ?

David Gilmour "About Face" 100% vinyl ♥️♥️♥️

With that price it´s difficult to saturate the market except in the case of the fanboy. I recently saw an ad on ebay of a Jade and it literally says "The Best Headphones Ever" ... crazy world.

Working with my quality control...

John Fogerty

I think it can be a good project for Christmas.

I'm thinking about changing the brake discs on my bike and going back to the XTR. Dura-Ace discs are giving me a lot of problems. They are quite soft and deform quickly. I do not know if the type of alloy is different or they have eliminated steel and making the aluminum core thicker. I use 160mm discs on both wheels with resin brake pads, my weight is 69/70kgs and although I live in a place with large drops and I usually do very hard braking this is no reason for the discs to be constantly deformed. I had never had any problems with the XTRs either on my road bike or on the mountain bike. A big disappointment.

Happy Birthday!!!

Charlie Haden & Pat Metheny

The Housemartins

I used Nichi KW... I guess there is no fixed rule, we have used capacitors that we know.

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