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Besides Tyll?

RMA'ed a WD Red drive. I guess this is why you pay for redundancy.

Not quite Dusty. There is something called baffle step compensation. The crossover (should) be tied to the enclosure or you are doing something wrong.

Totally agree.

Definitely wait. While not a perfect scientifix test as I had two different phones, one was successful with lots of rice love and one wasn't.

I have a $15 DAC for sale on EBay that might work. I can send it over in a bubble envelope for you to try and you can throw it away if it doesnt work. Definitely meets your space requirements...

Dealt with Ubuntu upgrades as well today. Easily the best experience of any Linux distro, rivaling the various BSDs.

The official Michigan speaker disposal unit at your service!

Cool. Interested for sure.

Nope.

Yup. Plenty of builds in the T2 thread where both are populated, so glad you caught it

niner: its always useful to learn to read a schematic. Sometimes there are things on a schematic that aren't translated to PCB artwork that are useful to know. You need to remove two capacitors on your T2 build, check the schematic for more info.

WWAD indeed

Brendel's Beethoven isn't my favorite. Cool stuff, enjoyed the complete line up you posted.

Tom Bihn is probably more suitable for a man. Perhaps Red Oxx? Heh. Just kidding, lots of fun places to shop for bags...

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Got back from a three day cub scout trip. Tired.

Agreed. The best way to do this is cabling.

Mersen in Canada and Fischer in Germany are two other good choices. I have heatsinks from all three of these vendors.

I am glad to run tests on mine for anyone

Stay classy Art Van.

I am going to stay out of this at this point, but the irony here is laughable

Its not stealing. Its either a EULA violation or DMCA violiation, take your pick.

I think stealing isn't the proper word. Perhaps EULA or DMCA violation is better.

This. Having run plenty of cross-compiled operating systems it is never a good idea and was more headaches than it was worth. It should be said that these hardware platforms are all no longer being made, but still.