Everything posted by morphsci
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Antelope Audio DACS
No need to get rid of it. That is only my opinion and I do not have much faith in anything written by 6 moons.
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NYC Beer and Laughs- September 24-25
Glad everyone survived. The pictures were awesome. Thanks for the vicarious good times.
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Antelope Audio DACS
I'm glad you are happy with your unit but if you are going to post reviews, sorry rants, without actually hearing and using a unit could you please post that at Head-Fi and not here. They're more into the self-justification posts.
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Happy Birthday morpsci!!
That will be a nice present. Thanks.
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NYC Beer and Laughs- September 24-25
^^^
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What did you do today?
Shelly, Next time you go to Germany go to Munich. Real Beer and real food. Many schnitzels and wursts aplenty, plus you can get a respite from sauerkraut by substituting red cabbage. Weizens are for breakfast and the tors (Celebrator, Optimator, etc.), mixed in with some schwarze beers and some doppelbocks, are the evening beers. Plus Munich is much more laid back compared to other places in Der Fatherland.
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Post the last thing you bought!
Nice score Al. They are really purty in black. Sorry about the alcohol abstinence Ken but glad that you are on the path back to long- term rhythmia.
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GM audio engineer lists Top 10 songs to test your car's stereo
Well the Norah Jones is pretty well recorded and even though I own that album I'm still cool. Diamonds and Rust can be good but it depends on which recording. If he is talking about the Hotel California version on "Hell Freezes Over" then I also agree with that. The rest is tripe and he is a waste of gametic material. Also, can you please castrate Regal before you ban him? K Thx Bye.
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The ultimate DIY? A Stax SRM-T2!
Part of the problem is that this is an extremely dense wood. The problem with wood in general is that the density differentials are not that great so you need machines with very fine resolution. IMO of course.
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NYC Beer and Laughs- September 24-25
I am now toasting you guys from aways-away. Have fun.
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Happy Birthday morpsci!!
Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone. Pretty Relaxed day and a quiet dinner out with the family at Los Potrillos. Time now to catch up on some cocktails for the evening.
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Ye Macce Threade
You can control it with the remote app or go all out and use one of the VNC apps like iteleport. The VNC app is kind of overkill unless you already have it for other purposes. They haven't updated the remote app since it was released but it works fine.
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Ye Macce Threade
If you mean a small form factor computer that just works, then you are wrong because the Dell does not fit that description.
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Apple Tablet
SAS and the windows version of Excel will keep me running parallels for the forseeable future.
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Post the last thing you bought!
- Ye Macce Threade
I have two Mac Minis. A two generation removed one at work. I use this exclusively to play music at work. I cracked it open and upgraded the memory to 2Gb ( this models max). It has an 80Gb drive but all the music is on a 750Gb freeagent go drive. Like Mike I have used and still use many of these on both PC and Mac. Has been going like a champ for almost 2 years now. At home I have a current gen. with 4Gb RAM and a 320 Gb internal drive. As a music server I keep all the music on an external 1Tb Freeagent go drive. If I thought that was somehow limiting in speed, which it is not, I could also use a FW800 drive. On the new models, upgrading RAM is trivial since there is a hatch on the bottom. The new model is wider but shorter and has the power supply in the case rather than as an external brick. Does not seem to run any hotter than previous generation models. I use this one as both an iTunes and squeezeserver and for running Amarra mini. It actually runs faster than our older iMac and on par with our newer iMac. I do occasionally use iPad to control the mini at home and it works fine. But it has a dedicated monitor, keyboard and trackpad so that is what I generally use.- What did you do today?
Pffft, BBQ bobcat is actually pretty good.- The ultimate DIY? A Stax SRM-T2!
If your machine has trouble penetrating it just needs moar power. Not touching the woody line.- DIY Charity Raffle - Twisted Pear Ventus (built by me)
Patience, I do not want to use up all the juju.- The ultimate DIY? A Stax SRM-T2!
I wanted Steve to participate more in the thread.- The ultimate DIY? A Stax SRM-T2!
Yep, I agree. Trying ultrasound would be cool though just to see if anything can be discerned. I wonder if the OB ward at the local hospital would mind me bringing in a hunk of wood?- The ultimate DIY? A Stax SRM-T2!
- The ultimate DIY? A Stax SRM-T2!
I don't think a contrast dye would penetrate any significant depth in lignum vitae. I say ultrasound as the best bet.- DIY Charity Raffle - Twisted Pear Ventus (built by me)
Hopefully my new Gris-Gris works.- NYC Beer and Laughs- September 24-25
Man this sounds like a great party. I will be there in spirits - Ye Macce Threade
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