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Kerry last won the day on September 19 2018
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- Currently Viewing Topic: The Headcase Stax thread
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High Roller
- Birthday 06/18/1963
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New York, NY
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Electronics, Drums, Guitar, Golf
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Management Consultant
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Headphones
STAX SR-404, O2 Mk I
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Headphone Amps
DIY T2, DIY KGST, DIY DynaT, DIY SS Dynalo Mini
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DIY USB OPUS DAC, Denafrips Ares
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Classe CA-200, Magnepan MG-1.5
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Kerry started following Happy Birthday Voltron!, Happy Late Birthday Sherwood!, Happy Birthday mulveling and and 3 others
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Happy belated birthday
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Happy Birthday Doug!!! Hope you have a great day
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Kerry Design mini GRHV\GRLV and JoaMat mini T2 Group Buy
Kerry replied to mwl168's topic in Do It Yourself
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Because the Blue Hawaii current limits the tubes you don't have to worry and the Groove tube ratings won't change that. You do want to go for the high numbered tubes because they are late break up.
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Need a bigger screen Need a bigger screen
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Songs You Came Across On Some Streaming Service And Thought Your Head-Case Buds Might Enjoy Too. No Critical Endorsement Implied. Fuck Vevo etc.
Kerry replied to Hopstretch's topic in Music
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I like small. Sounds like some fun to be had
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Happy Birthday Al!!! Enjoy
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I absolutely love the Magnepan sound. I have the 1.6 model, but fell in love originally with some of the larger models. I've had mine since 1989 and still like the open feel.
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We'll also need to do the GRLV boards as well. So to get this up and running is 2x GRHV78xxx, 1x GRLV78xx (mini or micro), 1x GRLV79xx (mini or micro) + the main board.
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Yes. Thank you Michael!
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The main board does not need to be assembled but the regulator modules do (2 per power supply). For the Power supply modules, using the LT1236 should reduce the heat on the CCS pad feeding the reference by about 5 deg C. I haven't tested this yet, but it seems like a good substitute and possibly preferable. PS - Just thinking out loud, the LT1021-7 might be the best option here.
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I'd like some
