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morphsci last won the day on February 20

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About morphsci

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    Simply does not deserve the perfect headphone
  • Birthday 09/24/1956

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    Port (non)Orange, FL
  • Gender
    Male

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  • Website URL
    http://www.ux1.eiu.edu/~jmnovak/

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  • Biography
    Married with child
  • Location
    Port Orange, FL
  • Interests
    Making fun of people on the internet
  • Occupation
    Ecological Geneticist
  • Hobbies
    Making fun of people who make fun of people on the internet
  • Headphones
    AKG: K340 (Headphile Balanced x2; APS Balanced), K701 (ALO Balanced) _ Denon: AH-D2000 (aPureSound Balanced+) _ Grado/Alessandro: MS1, MSPro, HF-2, HF-1 _ Sennheiser: PX-200, HD-205, HD-25-1-II, HD-650, HE-60 _ Stax: SR-001, SR-404LE, Omega I, Omega II _ Westone: 3
  • Headphone Amps
    Main: Singlepower ES-1, Eddie Current Balancing Act (307A) _ Desk (Home): AA HPA v. 1.0 w σ22 PSU _ Desk (Work): HeadAmp GSX, Stax SRM-001 (modded) _ Bedroom: Headroom Coda _ Transportable: Headamp Pico _ Portable: Headamp Pico Slim (incoming)
  • Sources
    Main: Metric Halo ULN-2, SlimDevices Duet _ Desk (Home): SlimDevices SB3 with Wellborne PSU, Musiland SRC10 Upsampler, Cambridge Audio DACMagic_ Desk (Work): Mac Mini, optical output, Cambridge Audio Azur 840c _ HT: Denon 3910, Rotel RT-1080, Dish VPI-722, Dual CS721 (Parasound pph-100), Slimdevices Duet, Apple TV _ Bedroom: SlimDevices SB3, Headroom Overture, Philips DVD963A, Dish VPI-622 _ Lab: Dell Dimension 9150, Sony DVP-NS500V _ Workshop: SlimDevices Boom _ Transportable: EeePC 1000Ha, Headamp Pico _ Portable: iPod Touch
  • Other Audio Gear
    Main: PS Audio UPC-200 (x2) _ Desk (Home): APC UPS, PS Audio UO _ Desk (Work): Audioengine A5, BPT Custom, APC UPS _ HT: Outlaw M200 (5), Energy Veritas 2.3i, Wharfedale Anniversary 7.2 (2), Polk CC-300, Monster HTS-5100 MkII, HTS-3000 _ Bedroom: Dell SmartUPS 750, 350 _ Lab: Denon DRA-395, Wharfedale 7.2 (2), Monster HTS-2500 _ Home: 5 TB NAS, 2 TB Distributed

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  1. morphsci
    You know I have to ask what the drinks were and how they tasted.
  2. morphsci started following Happy Birthday Nate!, Happy Birthday Shelly!, What Happened to Head-Case? and 2 others
  3. morphsci
    Happy Birthday, Shelly!
  4. morphsci
    I guess the question is, did you think I would lie about that?
  5. morphsci
    Helped a friend make it home safely: Remember kids, don’t try this at home, my first graduate student at EIU studied the atrazine and glyphosate dynamics in snapping turtles.
  6. morphsci
    Absolutely! Thanks Todd.
  7. morphsci
    I agree with both of these. Some headphones do better than others but speakers do better and unless you have a shitload of money to throw at your system, live concerts are always better.
  8. morphsci
    A Belated Happy Birthday to The Defender of The Universe!
  9. morphsci
    Nice Antonio. H-C approved decision!
  10. morphsci
    What does the KGSSHV have to do with your actual Shilly statement about the ES1A? I guess you’re simply a dense shill. Perhaps you need to be blockaded.
  11. morphsci
    Oh look another shill spouting bullshit with no evidence. Next time please try Facebook or Twitter.
  12. morphsci
    I’d go for Australian Buloke myself.
  13. morphsci
    Happy Birthday, Fitz!
  14. morphsci
    Both the 220+ and 420+ support link aggregation and failover support on their two Ethernet ports. As long as any switches and cables you have support gigabit speeds they will both work well. When I got my first Synology unit I experimented with different RAID setups, but I eventually settled upon their hybrid raid system (SHR). My newer unit has the Cache M.2 drives which has been a game changer for speed and I have not felt the need to switch the main drives from HD to SSD. I also agree with HiWire that you will want to max out the RAM sooner versus later because it can be a bottleneck in the
  15. morphsci
    I cannot answer the question about rtorrent or qbittorrent since I do not use them. For the small price difference the 4 bay drives give you either more space or more expandability or more redundancy depending on how you decide to set things up. As an aside this is my second Synology drive because I am a big fan of their OS software (DSM). To be fair I have never used Qnap so I cannot talk about the two software platforms in comparison.
  16. morphsci
    Happy Birthday, Nate!
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