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ujamerstand: let me ask the question this way. what manufacturing tolerance, specifically, would be an issue with this amp? Once you've proposed this, then we can answer the question.

Doug the amp was a hit. I left it for extended listening. Everyone prefered my orthos to Ari's Grados though

Agreed Kevin. I think the DPO tech is a nice bridge between analog scopes and the entry level, earlier tech digital scopes. I used the same scope this week looking at DDR2 timings an it did everything I needed to do.

Can a mod please move this thread to Head Fi?

Cypher labs was originally providing the technology to JH. My guess is JH will be able to extract digital directly.

Kevin, I don't understand the complaint of restricted voltage input. Isn't that what readout coded high voltage probes are for?

The series mini LEDs in my photo sorta look like headphones!

Chris, do you want to try the tweeters? Some tried to do a chargeback on me after he thought I shipped the items via a non-trackable shipping method. Fortunately, I didn't ship them.

Great idea!

Spritzer: is there anyway we could include the new TOTL Stax earspeaker in the kit as well? k thx bye.

if you autoforward the calendar requests, won't they show up as a ical attachment?

Crossover.... compared to a Smart car perhaps.

Kevin, have you ever considered the LT1007/LT1037 in lieu of the OP27?

by using more than a single signal?

Torano Exodus. Very Fuentesque.

yeah, I think deepak was the one that postulated that they were pre-SACD. The SACD layers better in any instance I've compared, and are easy to A/B depending on how fast your player can switch.

nice! Do you perhaps have the SACD for the Mendelssohn: Italian & Reformation Symphonies? That one sounded a bit off in places, but it might just be my ears. The other 4 or 5 I tried I could not A/B. This one I was able to. Perhaps I just got lucky

search for "tie holder" at Digikey. Richco and Panduit are the two manufacturers that they carry.

that's for quadraphonic records Colin, obviously!

The power squid was a bit bulky for the spot I needed (test bench), so I just ordered one of these: Amazon.com: Cables To Go 14in 1-to-4 Power Cord Splitter ( 29803 ): Electronics Price is good as long as you meet the $25 minimum for free shipping. Better deal even then direct from Cables To Go.

indeed!

very interesting Reks. I had no idea!

update, here's what is left at this point (1) turntable pulley (pic) (1) twisted pear audio Ballsie (pic) (1) pair matched 6.8uF/50V Wima caps (pic) (1) Serpac H-67 AC project case (pic) (2) Jantzen 12.00mH 14AWG inductors (pic) (2) power supply PCBs (pic) (1) 24VAC AC wall wart (pic) (3) TO-3 mica kits (pic) (24) BER200 heat pads (pic) (3) TO-247 insulators (pic) (1) Weller soldering iron tip cleaner (pic) (2) measurement weights (pic) (1) Pass Pearl kit (pic) (16) TDA1543A (1) Bondhus 1.27mm hex wrench, for Rega (pic) ( CMC ceramic octal sockets (pic) (-) decent gauge uninsulated solid silver wire (pic) (2) Li-ion 3.7V, 700mAh batteries (pic) (3) microphone preamp boards, with parts (pic) (2) G8P-1A2T-F Omron 12VDC relay (pic) (-) lot of spade connectors (pic) (-) surgical silk thread for turntable belts (pic) (2) 5x7 LED arrays (pic) (-) LSK389 SOIC-8 to 2SK389 7-ZIP adapters (5) Fairchild FQPF2N60C (TO-220F) (4) OPA2277PA (8-PDIP) (5) OPA445AU (8-SOIC) (3) OPA2227PA (8-PDIP) (5) OPA227P (8-PDIP) (3) OPA228PA (8-PDIP) (2) TL081CP (8-PDIP) (1) OPA2227P (8-PDIP) (1) LT1206CN8 (8-PDIP) (4) OPA2312P (8-PDIP) (1) OPA2604PA (8-PDIP) (1) OPA627BP (8-PDIP) (2) OPA637BP (8-PDIP) (2) OPA602AP (8-PDIP) (6) OPA134PA (8-PDIP) (5) OPA2107AU (8-SOIC) (5) OPA134AU (8-SOIC) (2) AD845KN (8-PDIP) (2) AD8620 (8-SOIC) (4) OPA2107AU (8-SOIC) (175) BC550C (TO-92) (75) BC560C (TO-92) (14) DSSK60-0045B (TO-247) (22) 2SA968 (TO-220)

um, ebony? anyways, I'd like tortoise shell. Do they come thick enough?