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This is not going to end well.

Interesting. What amp was used for either or both of these?

The Ω rules them all. You may now close this thread. Thank you.

Sorry for the pain in the knee. As one who has had arthroscopic surgery on my knee, I say do not wait. As for me. I was finally given permission to move the imac so I can have it hooked up to the ULN-2 for adjustment purposes. I now have glorious music from the digital coax inputs, now that they are unmuted

So, how much Shiner Bock do I need to get?

Have a great day and make sure to include plenty of whisk(e)y.

^^^ That just has to be LobsterDouche.

O2MkI and KGSS, fini.

^^^ Yeah, but that's in Puerto Rican dollars.

Yay! Welcome to the team.

^^^ Yeah, just darth the super fi eb and you should be good to go.

Tried to get sound out of my ULN-2

^^^ Yes, I played Trek on the teletype machines at U of I.

I think I have joined you Dinny. I used to be an inveterate tinkerer both with audio and with all my computers starting with the Timex Sinclair. Now I just want things to just work so I can do what I need to and what I want to. I agree with this totally and this is why I want an ipad. I want easy access to all my programs and files from anywhere at anytime. This includes work files and applications as well as all of my music. I also want it on a device that justs works and doesn't require constant tweaking. I'm not sure if the ipad will be there out of the box but I am pretty confident that it will be there pretty soon afterwards.

You could always use one of these:

The micro system was two being run as monoblocs with a custom external PSU that was bigger by about 50% than both amps combined. I would look at the price but in reality a Monarchy may be a safer bet especially if it is a newer one. The micro's are starting to get a little long-in-the-tooth so may be in for some refurbishing depending upon how hard a life they have led.

Did you ever get that little ED problem fixed?

Have a Happy Birthday Dan, But be careful out there.

Happy Birthday to You.

I also like crucial.com also as they always have gotten it right for me and they are usually pretty well priced. You will need a single 2Gb module to replace the 1Gb module. Just go to crucial.com and input the model # or wait until you actually receive the computer and install their app for checking the memory on the computer.

^^^Step #1. Increase RAM to 2Gb.

We already had this particular problem at EIU in December. It can be removed with persistence. I had to use Malwarebytes and Superantispyware in tandem. My Vista machine at home was only minimally affected and was easily cleaned. My XP workstation was a little harder to clean. My netbook running XP was a nightmare to clean up and it literally took about two weeks time to get rid of everything. It hit most of the machines on campus with the XP machines showing the most "damage" and the Win 7 machines showing essentially no problems. That is why I am going to "upgrade" my netbook to Win 7.

Happy Birthday to you.

FTFY