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I liked it a lot when I last listened to it a lot, which was back in 2003. Then we moved and I lost it for a "while". I rediscovered it a few months ago but it had a bad headphone jack and had to be repaired. Plus I never discovered its original power supply. Any way, it sounds good now but that is with minimal listening time. I will be comparing it to the desktop portable which I do like, so we will see. I'm also bringing it to the meet this weekend so it will be interesting to see what others think.

Well it runs in Class A and can put out about 1 watt, so a PSU with Chuck sized balls is not a bad idea. You definitely don't want to have any exposed flesh come into contact with that case after a few minutes of being turned on.

No plum, just a reflection.

And that is only at 1/∞ Chuck power (Its actually not that bright in person, but when you take a picture of a predominantly black object in a relatively dark room ...)

Actually, there are two things that are half new. The first is my repaired AA V.1.0 and its new "Chuck-69" PSU. Thank you very much Pars. The second is the rack I constructed for the upcoming meet. The shelves are newly cut from birch plywood but the legs are repurposed from a full size Sanus rack.

Thanks for allowing me to wish you a happy birthday Chuck.

I have one of these lying around gathering dust as I went n a while back and the increased range negated my need for it. I can send it on to you if you want to give it a try. Let me know.

Dan always beats me to it.

Loop Output

Just Like Chuck.

If Chuck Norris were an amp, Chuck Norris would be a BHSE!!

Well it sounds like there may be a problem with your amp, your power or the sensitivity of your hearing. Ever notice any annoying clicks when you are out and about in the summertime at night?

Baguettes = good bread

They're not the best thing since baguettes.

So what headphones do you notice the hiss and is it the same across those phones?

Since this is the second time in recent history you have mentioned fairly audible background hiss (previously the Shanling) methinks you should search out some other component(s) in the chain or on the circuit.

I'm using the previous generation Mac Mini with the slower processor, 1Gb Ram and the 80Gb HD. It is more than fast enough and I have noticed absolutely nothing that would indicate any need to upgrade anything except for perhaps the shitty monitor I'm using because I was trying to do this as cheaply as possible.

Happy drinking fella's (Only because I know the queen will not be partaking)

Ok, makes sense. I would agree that it's not plug-and-play, but it is certainly doable. But yeah, passive would probably make things easier.

Good news. Thanks for sharing.

[DannyB]How are you going to sell your gear if you don't go to meets?[/DannyB]

Al is always aspiring to acquire additional assonance.

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