Beefy

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Group buy?

Just means it can be used for either.

It is my understanding that current blows a fuse, not voltage. So you can happily use higher voltage parts.

I disagree. The price I sell/buy something for is my business, and a private selling/purchasing decision based on what I am willing to sell/pay for. I don't want it to set a precedent for market price - either high or low. I think that if you can't work out what something is worth to you, without checking what everyone else has had to pay, then you probably shouldn't be buying/selling it. * In any case...... IPodPJ......

Fair call

Blatant cop-out ahead: It depends what sort of sound you are after. If the driver moves too 'fast' on the transients it can become aggressive and harsh. Sometimes something a bit 'slower' can sound smoother and be a bit easier on the ears.

No steak knives?

Biggest. Multiquote. Ever.

Run. Away. Fast.

No. I've given you plenty of hints, so I'll come right out and say it. Do your own reading. There is an 80+ page thread on DIY Audio for the Buffalo 24, and a 25+ page thread for Buffalo 32. If you have a specific question in regards to a specific scenario, then come back. Asking vague questions with no background knowledge is useless.

Ah, the long-forgotten power of 'force kick'......

It doesn't matter what board it is on - the Sabre DAC chip at the core of the Buffalo board is finicky in terms of what it needs from an I/V stage. The zapfilter may or may not fit the bill. Use a part specifically designed for it. Or design it yourself.

The Sabre DAC *is* the DAC in the Buffalo.

Getting the zapfilter configured optimally for a Buffalo might be problematic, because the Sabre DAC is apparently very finicky. I would recommend you just grab an IVY module from TPA. For only $75, it is a good base to experiment from.

Indeed! It really impressed me how he knew what 'should' happen...... expecting to get wet from the cup full of milk, surprised by the orange juice glass staying in the air, not being happy when his owner put the thing round his neck. Even better was the chimp looking for how the magician was doing it, particularly stuffing the cloth in his ear. Exactly like you would expect from a smart child.

This is the only stance you need to worry about......

Classic! I've seen a similar one in a library before, but it wasn't as well done as that.

Lucky bastard. All four of mine were impacted...... required jaw dislocation and bone removal from all four under general anaesthetic. Arrrgh! Kill it! Kill it!

Bugger, eh?

Oh for the love of...... Ask AMB and Kevin. I'm sick of your inane questions.

Great pics! Is that from Bill? He is scheduled to hit us late Sunday......

Good night's sleep, slow morning, prepared cells for next week, ran several experiments that all worked perfectly, quiet iced coffee after work, casual food shopping, delicious chicken biryani for dinner, and if I play my cards right it will all have a happy ending...... you know, life aint too bad

Oooooh, kitty has claws!