justin

ok that took me a minute i send my shipments of parts to the anodizer one color at a time as that's the only way it doesn't get messed up

I have a Tek 2467B scope sitting around that i've been planning to sell. Only thing wrong with it (AFAIK) is it needs some calibration for the scaling on the display. I had a 2465A a few years ago but the display just went dead after owning it a few months

a new favorite emerges...DACs are just better when they're wireless

try 2SC3324/2SA1312

I may just step up to the Airpulse ? https://www.edifier.com/us/en/airpulse

Looking forward to checking out the S3000 Pro

I would consider the SRM-353X instead of those

i'm thinking of going the other way and demolishing the inside of my apartment. maybe put up levels

around 1/2 of GS-X mk2 price, plus or minus a couple hundred. 2 volume control choices (Alps Blue or DACT stepped attenuator)

We'll have a prototype of the new GS-X mini at Rocky Mountain Audio Fest next month!

nice B&W system for south floridians: https://www.ebay.com/itm/192669722946?ul_noapp=true

should be there real soon

I like SPA2000-0.015-00-54 if using PEEK screws

Nope i'm just on the email list

https://www.cb2.com/stax-console/s581012?localedetail=US

which one? they're both by Edifier. the e25hd is $250 and the S2000 Pro is $400

Nope, both are active. They both have BT as well.

Just got these two

happy birthday!

I think what happened here is that "SAMPLE" is referring to the piece of plastic which is the headband arc. Likely from the first batch of headbands made which ended up being the final version, and STAX forgot to remove it from a few headbands

I have a couple Meze Neo 11 that have damaged packaging if you'd like to try one

We're getting very close - the power switch is on the front and a DACT is optional. Champagne will be a color option. This prototype has a blue bead blasted panel (compared to our usual polished blue).

happy birthday!

happy birthday!

it's just for PCB design, but i do notice a difference compared to the dell laptop. the pcb software uses hardware acceleration and the zooming in/out is much faster