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ESP950 HF2 Balanced HF1 Balanced ESW9 SRX

This is my 3rd passat, plus I had a 69 sportmobile transporter. I had a 96 Passat TDI, and a 2001.5 Passat V6. Hopefully this one works out, I at least have the 4 year warranty.

Silver 2003 W8 Passat Wagon with 4 year unlimited mileage warranty

I was just talking about the dac chips. I'd be shocked if apogee chose to use a dac chip that didn't support 24/96. I'm guessing (and that's all it is at this point, a guess), that the dac portion of the circuit is the same as the duet, it's just that the usb chipset is 16/48 instead of 24/96 to simplify implementation.

I don't think that necessarily follows, it could just be a USB driver choice. All current dacs can do 24/96, so it is probably just the USB reciever.

This is very cool, thanks for taking it on, and I can't wait to hear it. All my favorite designs have been amb's lately.

There's a video on apogee's site of ozomatli doing a recording with one, check it out.

Netbook running leopard and the apogee ONE

Apogee Electronics > Products > ONE Mac based, usb sound card with built in microphone, 1/8" headphone/line out. Not for needledrops, but apogee converters for $250 retail.

sure, it can be really fast. I've done a lot of tethering over the last few years, and as often as not it's REALLY terrible.

I'm not convinced that's true.

I don't think my blue hawaii will be there

hey mike, do the hard sell on raffy for the blue hawaii while he's there

I wouldn't be satisfied with phone tethering as my only access to the internet.

mine arrived yesterday. good stuff

I do too, but I like chicken and dumplings, and chicken and eggnoodles with gravy, and chicken waffles, etc.

For me it's about food choices, not about exercising or not. Moderate activity levels are obviously desireable. But for me, I've hit the point in my life where I just don't want to eat the plain chicken breast and brown rice.

He's just drunk

there are some good motorcycle based gps's, that are designed to be used with riding gloves.

I didn't read that as posting a rumor, just a murphy's law kind of deal. Take a deep breath, relax, stop taking things so seriously.

Sure it can, jp got in the sprinter.

It's easier in your early 20s than late 30s But yes, the balance is key. When I was 23, I could eat 7000 calories a day and had trouble getting over 160. Now, not so much.

Just like a bose wave radio

I spent a couple of years down at 175 lbs, passing up all that good bread, beer, etc. Then I went to new orleans and realized I preferred eating good food...