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Looks interesting. Let us know how it sounds.

First off I would make sure what ever you get has either Ni-Mh or LiPo batteries. I have a couple Hitachi cordless drills that I really like. One was not cheap but the other came in a kit with a cordless screwdriver and flashlight and was in your price range. DeWalts (Black&Decker) are also pretty popular. Go to your local HD/Lowes and get a feel for what they have. If you go with a name brand that has the feel/features/look/cost you want you should be happy for a long time. Or at least until the batteries become useless.

You should be able to use anything with wi-fi and a web browser to control the SB. I have been using my PSP. There is also a program called iPeng for the iPhone that looks pretty good.

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FYI it uses the Sabre8 (same used in the Buffalo) DAC chips.

It's really hard to say which I like better. They both sound very good. I really want to hear them on a couple different setups and with speakers. I also plan on trying a resistor I/V stage with a tube buffer on the D1.

I was bored and threw down a $1500 bid to get things going.

I was hitting Ctrl-R for about an hour. Then I figured they either sold out in 5 sec or something was amiss. They did sell out in about two minutes though.

Buffalo DAC modules. L3000 earpads

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I do. I then usually write them a email asking for any research or white papers they may have on the nonsense they are spouting. So far nothing.

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The Buffalo can acccept I2S directly with the change of a jumper and dip switch.

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I am thinking in the 1K range. I would like to make one with the 4 input MUX so you have USB/SPDIF/TOSLINK/AES as inputs. Use the upcoming discrete I/V stage. Also use the new contorler which will allow I/O control/volume/remote and use a VFD display. I also have a couple other ideas but I will have to see about what other functions the new controler will have. If it isn't to crazy expensive and I have enough interest I would like to do it all in a Hifi-2000 case with panels also done by HF-2000. FPE is okay but there is a limit of what you can do. It's all just in my head right now.

That's a pretty broad question. A simple one can be done for about $400 +/-. A full blown one around 1K.

I will have to be sending all my stuff home in the next month or so. So I was thinking I could loan the Buffalo out while I am transitioning from here to home. Each person that wanted to give it a listen could try it for a couple days and then send it on to the next person. It's in a beat up Par-Metal case so I won't be too worried about it getting roughed up moving around. It would most likely be set up for either USB or SPDIF. If I feel motivated I might put a selector on it for switched between the two. If you guys are interested let me know and we can come up with a plan.

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