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And I'm assuming you don't get paid for being their representative in the US? After all, if you email cattylink, they say you handle all repair work for them.

I'm sorry, I don't believe you.

But have you ever recommended an amp not sold by cattylink?

Of course you do, you get paid to sell them

http://player.sxsw.com/torrents/SXSW_2007_Showcasing_Artists-Release_1.torrent

Use a mac

CD3000s are a great platform on which to build custom headphones. I wasn't aware anyone actually used them as delivered from sony

Counterintuitive as it may be, too little power is more likely to damage your headphones than too much.

I don't, pm it to me and I'll drop it in the mail to you tomorrow

Yup, want me to send it back to you?

And it's working. Thanks Nate! I owe you a beer.

That was it, thanks. I found the fuse, now to radio shack to replace it

I opened it up last night, and didn't see anything obvious, and didn't see anything that looked like a fuse...at least not the glass tubes I was expecting.

My MPX3 in the toaster variety isn't turning on. Any suggestions?

Makes sense to me, thanks

What's the difference between something freaking you out and something giving you the heebie-jeebies?

Try the latest nvidia driver

Just the tits part

Residency must pay better than it did when my dad was a resident.

If my amp is ever finished, it'd be interesting to try the k340s on it. 32v/5a power supply balanced m3.

Replacing a non-grounded outlet with a grounded outlet that isn't grounded is a potential fire hazard, and isn't to code. Not to mention if you don't cut off the right circuit before doing it, the life at risk is your own. You're really better off not replacing outlets just to be able to avoid a ground lift. If you're concerned about the power in the building, get a regenerating power conditioner.

Don't install grounded outlets unless you plan on grounding them.

That's cool. Beyer velours are a lot more

The velour pads are $25, right?

So now they're $85. Still a good value?