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Hey Sirs, Today I'm giving the recipe and how to info of Saç Kavurma, A Turkish Cuisine Classic. Lets start with ingredients. For one hungry person (just multiple the quantity of ingredients with number of people) : 250-300 Grams Entrecote (any soft red meat can be used, not sure about pork) One middle sized Tomato Two middle sized long green pepper Half of a middle sized onion (I'm not using it now cuz I don't like onion) 1-1,5 tablespoon Butter (the one made from milk) 2-3 tablespoon Olive oil (not going to be used if following my way) Salt, pepper, thyme, flaked chili pepper as much as you wish (salt, pepper are not going to be used while cooking if following my way) For my special recipe: Those are needed for marinate the meat: 5 table spoon milk 1 table spoon vinegar, 2-3 table spoon olive oil 1-1,5 table spoon honey Half table spoon curry Pepper, salt as much as you want. How to cook: Marinating: Put the honey into bowl (I was adding sugar when I use tomato or tomato paste every time cuz sugar takes away the sourness tomato or paste adds, and once I added honey instead of sugar, It made dish much more tasty) : Then add olive oil and vinegar onto it: Stir them till make them homogen mix. Then add milk, Stir them homogen again. Then add curry and pepper stir again (never ever add flaked spices into marination, cuz they tend to burn) Then cut the meat into small (roughly 0,5-1cm cubes) pieces: Put the meat pieces into the mix, let them rest for 1-4 hours. For best result let them rest as much as you can. Cooking: You need to peel the tomato, so make an X on the bottom of it and put it in a hot water filled bowl for a 5 min: Then slice the tomato into small (don't have to be tiny, they'll melt anyway) pieces: Slice the long greet peppers too (if you do not like the seeds, you can remove them with the tip of the knife: just cut them horizontally and vertically into 4 pieces, and remove seeds with the tip of the knife) Slice onions to cubes too if you want to add them. You need to make them ready for mixing, cuz this dish requires non stop stirring, cooking must be made with big flames, so if you cease stirring for slicing, meat will be too dry and hard. Heat the pan (pan must be deep, cuz of easy stirring and actually this dish requires special pan called sac, the name of the dish comes from it) with big flames (never reduce the heat during cooking.) After heating the pan, put meat into pan. Stir them non-stop till meat take the juice: After some of the juice is gone, add green peppers After 1 min of stirring add tomatoes After tomatoes are shrinked, add the flaked spices and stir them for 30 seconds: After some stirring, add butter, stir for 30 sec again: Saç kavurma is ready, bon apetit! PS: colors may differ cuz of poor light condutions. I'll add the recipe I know when I cook them.

Thanks for the heads up Birgir. It's needed in this topic more than anything else, I try to avoid known snakeoil sellers but I cannot know all of them.

I cooked something from Turkish Cuisine: Saç kavurma. Since I know some more reciepes from Turkish Cuisine, I decided to make a topic for them. "Özgür's special reciepes from Turkish Cuisine" is coming with first reciepe: Saç Kavurma Here is the how to cook link:

While lurking around I found an interesting firm: LessLoss. Here is their discrete ladder DAC based on their own module (haven't check for internal pictures yet) (5342 Dollars): http://www.lessloss.com/echos-end-p-218.html I though the wood used on chasis is mahogany but they uses something different: http://www.lessloss.com/technology.html?zenid=513kq424j6utubrudk1b7iopq2 Off topic; their most interesting thing: A SD card player (91181 Dollars - I'm pretty sure they'll make 181 Dollars discount if you want to buy : http://www.lessloss.com/laminar-streamer-sd-player-p-207.html I'll add all the findings into main post/or not, not decided yet. Sharing all the info on 1 post can trigger laziness.

After 3 days of absence, I've been missed... Sorry for the bad quality.

I started packaging today. I'm moving to Istanbul on Saturday. Already arranged where to stay, found a nice residance at Harbiye. I'm gonna stay there for 3 months/till I find decent apartment. Wish me luck Sirs, I'm sailing ahead.

I don't know anything about being true 24 bit effects any way but, my AD1862 based dac plays 24 bit files just fine. I know being accept 24 bit and actually being 24 bit different things, but tbh I don't hear any differances between well recorded 16/44.1 and 24/96-192. About DACs which uses PCM56, from MHDT Lab, Havana, Havana 2 (uses dac chips internal opamps, according to their website) and stockholm 2 (uses discreet I/V stage and no feedback, again according to their website) http://dhost.info/mhdtlab/ And I doubt if they're still making Havana 2. They made balanced Pagoda too, based on PCM1704. All their DACs uses tube buffer stage based on 2c51. And while lurking, i bumped to a website, Has some interesting products, and Diy friendly things: http://www.sonicillusions.co.uk/projects.htm This is their discrete Dac module. http://www.sonicillusions.co.uk/images/pmd_pcb.pdf http://www.sonicillusions.co.uk/discrete_dac.htm And anyone has info about BB PCM65? I searched about it a lot and all I found out two Pioneer cd players used them. And I guess it is the rarest of all. And I found out I'm banned from Diyhifi cuz of spamming, I'm not even registered there.

Analogmetric has some assembled boards. here is one with some options on dac, digital reciever and oversampling chips (balanced I guess): http://www.analogmetric.com/goods.php?id=593

Thanks sir for sharing, was a great reading. Thanks @Tyll Hertsens for literally a lecture. It is really informative for a young newbie like me. But I found a mistake about stax L series pricing you might want to change: "the Stax SR-L500 ($1425) and Stax SR-L700 ($720)" Thanks again for your effort and knowledge.

Happy Birthday, Todd, my good sir. I collected some fresh "purr" for you.

Huuuuge adana kebab, çiğ köfte, haydari and ofc rakı. I was so hungry, I forgot to take any pic, sorry.

Heck Dusty, thanks. I'm considering myself a metalhead and I've never heard anything of them. And they are great. I've never been ashamed like that for a long time

Maybe a little heavy but: Necrophagist - Epitaph. It's record and mastering quality is beyond any other metal album I've heard. And there is a saying i've heard before: Chuck (Schuldiner) is god, Muhammed (Suicmez) is his prophet.

Well It's not an offical language sir. Basicly It's Turkish loaded with Arabic and Farsi words. Grammar etc. are nearly the same but, words are %80 different compared the modern Turkish. After alphabethic revolution letters are changed from Arabic letters to Latin letters but language stayed the same, slowly evolved to modern Turkish. You described that story of book so well, I want to check it.

I know some manufacturers, uses 1704. Actually it is one of the most used chip on currently manufactured R2R devices, (Mhdt pagoda, all R2R dacs of Audiogd for example) along with tda 1543 as I know. I only listened 1704 on a hifiman dap (801 maybe) for a short while, so I doubt if I can judge how it sounds. They have grades, nearly all R2R chips. "K" ones are extremely hard to find and to be honest I do not believe there can be that much differences between j and k ones. I'll check further about tdp. But isn't it a cable impedance thing rather than input chip? But I only have Basic info about it. I'm using bnc on Atlantis, as I know bnc is more failsafe than rca on spdif. This can be helpful about your questions: http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=25776.0 And why do you want to use specifically that I/V implementation? I shared inside (one all in one board) of Atlantis on stax thread, you can check it too. And If many people wonder about Ad1862 chip, I can send my dac to Usa, and maybe it can get a measurement. I'll add non discrete R2R chips/who uses them too.

After struggling to understand elecricty lessons basically in ottoman language, I've found another very interesting rare book for my taste in English this time: I guess It'a doctoral thesis, the info it has based on really good sources. Most of the folk do not like İsmet İnönü for the struggle they endure during WW2 but he'd done pretty good job as I know.

We'll meet with Mr. Tyler, Sir. I got a dac based on AD 1862; MHDT Lab Atlantis. I guess, when the time comes we'll compare them properly.

We talked a lot about R2R dacs on Stax thread because of some bullshit design choices, And given the attention of the R2R, especially discrete dacs, I wanted to post all the findings in this thread. Discrete modules I found to play with: Transient Modules (the dac modules of 2nd and 3rd gen Metrum dacs) and Diy parts based on it (most of the parts they are selling as oem but diy parts are also avaliable): http://www.transient-audio.nl/ all parts can be found under this website http://www.transient-audio.nl/Ordering.html this is how to order guide Soekris Modules (there are two modules avaliable on each segment [oem and diy line], the differences between them are resistors which used on them): Diy type(195-295 Dollars) : http://soekris.com/products/audio-products/dam1021.html Oem type(260-370 Dollars) : http://soekris.eu/shop/oem_line_dam1121_en/ Hibiki Discrete R2R module (I do not have any Info on it) 290 Dollars on taobao : https://world.taobao.com/item/525195615222.htm?fromSite=main&spm=a312a.7700824.w4004-12659368213.2.4SmcUz Between 202 - 754 Dollars (incl shipping) on this website, there are 3 versions of it and i do not know the difference between them or if expensive ones are finished producs rather than modules) This one says aero edition but i did not see any differences between the modules: http://www.buyitmao.com/products/532950776394 Relatively Cheap Finished Products compared to well known abominations, based on discrete R2R modules: Soekris Dac 1101(based on old 1101 module I suppose, relatively cheaper than others, 650 Dollars): http://soekris.dk/dac1101.html I guess everyone know Metrum Acoustics' dacs (based on transient modules) Between 1250 and 7000 Euros http://www.metrum-acoustics.com/ Holo Audio Spring Dac Family (There are 3 versions with some differences between them) Between 1400 and 2400 Dollars: https://kitsunehifi.com/product-category/audio-gear/dac/ Vinshine Audio DacR2R Ref (based on soekris module, I cannot read which one as piece of the chasis covers it) 2100 Dollars: http://www.vinshineaudio.com/product-page/a5952b51-0edc-b170-4f94-648d4a9dec86 Denafrips Audio (I do not know anything about them but I guess they use their own R2R modules, and pretty neat boards they have. DAC-1Pro uses discrete module as they claim, I do not know about other producs) 3120 Dollars: http://www.buyitmao.com/products/520399273447 EDIT: Link (roughly) to pages in Stax discussion where DAC discussion starts.

300 $ is just for the d/a pcb Birgir. The cheapest commmercial I've seen is the one I shared. I've seen shitty diy dacs based on it for 600-1000 dollars. Well It's same story I guess... Rising of Multibit, and people hyping it cuz it is discreet. But tbh I want to listen to it. I've seen something weird pricing on ebay and amazon... 2170 system for 1,5k? Wtf? Srm-252s still on sale for 350$, so 207 worths 1200$ now?

Thanks my good Sirs. Well being aware of it helps a lot. And my limited info about psychology and psychiatry helps further. Actually, as my psychiatrist defines, my regular mood is hypomanic. And I can control myself in manic state, what is devastating for me is depression. I use that disorder for the good, I use it for the creativity it brings. And about serving as a soldier. I'm an individualist anarchist, at least I consider myself one. So I do not believe in army, I hate guns, violence may result death (I'm okey with fistfights) And certainly I do not want to put my life at risk cuz of bunch of losers cannot handle external affairs. And ofc I do not want to spend 5 month on something I do not believe. I'll be taken apart from them for a while Dusty, I'll stay at a hotel for a while In istanbul. but All of the remaining kittens are in home now. So my family going to take care of them till I got them new home.

http://soekris.com/products/audio-products/dam1021.html (module) This is the module. But I do not know how it sounds. (sorry, if I misunderstood, I'll find the manufacturer and add here asap) Found the manufacturer: http://www.vinshineaudio.com/product-page/a5952b51-0edc-b170-4f94-648d4a9dec86 (Dac based on soekris)

I'm sure using wood like that, can "warm" the sound, maybe tad bit more than required.

While searching info about soekris dac module (a guy from the other website, who has reputation of building most 'something' dac ever made) , I've found more interesting usage of wood: Well wood can be used in very different ways, and I really don't want to call the name of the shits on upside down pcb and caps. I'm going deeper into being offtopic but, Dr. Gilmore you mentioned kitsune dacs before, and I saw some posts on HF, a guy from kitsune asking for board designs to a guy from another MoT. Do they use that soekris module too? And what Lamp uses so "expensive boutique" shits that price differs 10k? Okey, tubes costs 1-1,5k, what about the rest? Correction: As I see kitsune does not use soekris. But still I don't understand why he asked for it.

State hospital already gave the report but It was not approved by government officals, now I checked from e-government website, It is certain: I'm not suitable for military service!!!!!1!!1! I got an "F" cuz of bipolar disorder I have! Yes I have pretty fucked up brain but, who cares!

Sorry for your losses guys. I've never offically made a dog friend but, It must be tough. Sorry for your loss too guzziguy. I can completely understand you. Rip Rugby and Gringo.