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nope, I've never been in laurel

Great 2nd post, thanks!

Best one like that we had was my oldest son had a chicken pox outbreak that showed itself ON THE PLANE to hawaii for a 14 day trip.

8 ny strip steaks, 2 huge london broils, 2 city hams, 3 lbs of drumsticks, 8 lbs of shrimp (26 count), 2 lbs of king crab legs, a giant roaster chicken, 12 ears of sweet corn, and a gallon of milk, 4 monster m-80s for $130, plus a $5 gift card back local mom-n-pop grocery store had their semi-annual meat sale

it's not. It works, but it's not super reliable

tethering works if you follow the instructions above

awesome nate! Which one was he?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJ0nE1u7cv4&feature=player_embedded

I listed to the udac on my old m3 with balanced hf1s and hf2s, and single ended hp2s. It's a nice little source.

great first post, thanks

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The reason is, as stated, the analog stage. This is true of every dac. The chip is perhaps the least significant difference between various sources. The analog stage is everything.

OpenCL for the mac, anyway won't have to be supported by the app, it'll be supported at a base level by the operating system.

cool mr chalk

I think the pass xono is balanced, too.

Yes, that would solve the drawbacks, IMHO

I think you want the phono stage as close to the turntable as possible, as that's where you have the lowest level signal, so noise has the greatest chance of causing problems.

Pico DAC is exactly the same as the dac portion of the pico amp/dac. Same upsampling, same usb input restrictions, etc.

The point is, of course, that it's SF, so nothing is cheap, unless it's dangerous Best bet is either find a friend to stay with, or stay out in chico, and drive in

the mission homeless shelter?

JP#s house

The mosquitos should be in rut when you get there. I suggest a 20ga, but I've heard of people having good luck with .410, too.

No idea, I was a grand central member, so I got grandfathered in.

There exists a subset of canadian fans that aren't dicks. I'm not sure the same is true of people in chicago

If you regularly have wifi access, the ipod touch is a great compromise. Visual voicemail is a great feature, but not essential. Google voice simulates it really well