justin

Going to get one of the Sonnet Echo thunderbolt docks i think the blu-ray drive model is only $33 more than a DVDRW. so that makes sense. and it comes with software to play blu rays the blu-ray burner model is another $100, and you're on your own for playback software. Having never burned a blu ray before or even played one on my computer, is the burnable media worth it?

D. any of the above

At the time I had read that lithium ion batteries last the longest if they are stored around 2/3 charged. No idea if it's true. if you're going to recycle the battery it would be better to do it with no charge to avoid the possibility of the battery being shorted

the improvements were made after the first batch which was up to #11 i think this included fixes to the circuit board - some parts that had to be added by hand in the first version, done underneath the board, a better panel ventilation pattern, multifilament sleeving on the cable, circuit boards cleaned by machine, gold plated tube sockets instead of nickel, and that's about it

i'll adjust the volume in iTunes

and when was the last time YOU measured a $38k amp?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Surly-Long-Haul-Trucker-Deluxe-64-cm-/172243863057 anyone ride a 64cm? i've been watching ebay almost a year to try to find a 54cm frame

would have been better before tonight's warriors/thunder game

my first meet in 2 years, i'm not sure i remember what to do. also, i'm still awake. oops..

You can still go, not too late.

jumpers could be superior to trying to route the pcb on 2 layers. i'm sure there are many boards that we made that were worse because we felt we were doing something wrong if we used a jumper. before people started moving to SMD parts there was even the anti vias group

yeah, it will probably blow with fast blow unless you use a much higher rating and thanks to that tiny sliver of solder i look out for that double now

hopefully just the fuse. i did undersize them a little, and found they blow one in every few hundred tries. enough that i occasionally get an email, tell the person to check the fuses, and replace. that usually does it. i did increase them 0.5A on the latest batch to try and prevent that.

i was on my way to buy a Krell SACD player when the owner dropped it. This must be a Krell problem i think this has actually been around for quite a while. The company is, or was, buying teflon Stax jacks from me so i had an idea of how many they were building. Someone who paid 5k for a BHSE 5 years ago could turn around today and sell it for 5-6k. That will not be the case for this amp. In case of repairs it would also be sent to Russia which from my experience, about 20% of packages never make it to delivery - a major reason why I stopped shipping the jacks directly to Russia

in 10 years maybe..there's nothing wrong with leaving it uncovered

i agree, no harm in leaving it exposed if you will eventually clean it

happy big one!

old caps are the best. one of my first ever DIY projects was with caps from my dad's 1970s parts bin. Caps blew up. Dad wasn't happy. Some people just can't throw out old things..

yeah, but what if i put in Bybees and stopped washing the flux off my circuit boards? i'll just leave this here. that's the name of the part.

wow i need to raise prices.

and it has 4G LTE

i don't want a wicked in-ear deuce in my ear

seconding the klipsch but i don't know if there's anything better these days

Ive never asked if she can hear my speakers. I dont want her to start listening for it and having another thing to complain about Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The old lady who lives below me would disagree. I have to take away plastic dog toys at night. And i have a cork floor on top of the concrete. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk