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Ok, I'll bite. Sweetwater makes there living selling pro audio equipment so what exactly is a "sales engineer". Does he engineer sales or does he sell engineers? What exactly makes him a sound professional? I can write anything I want in my sales catalog, as well as on the internet

Sleep well Butch.

I've heard the 750's and they are in no way flat compared to studio monitors unless the studio monitors have a severely recessed midrange when EQ'd flat. So AFAIC that is an asshat thing to say, it is simply a typical throw-away PPism.

^^^^^^ AssHat ALERT!

Thanks to everyone for the nice birthday wishes (and Ingwe). I had a nice restful day with my choice of parental duties (which is worth a lot). @Mike - Unless I'm really having a senior moment you are right on time.

Happy Michael birthday !!!

Happy birthday old man.

There is a lot of background static. It is there whether you use the volume control or not. You can actually faintly hear the music and its volume is unaffected by the volume control. It was sort of a "free" find anyway. I had packed it up when we were moving from SD and just happened to find the box a few weeks ago.

Maybe the B & D (but I have been relatively satisfied with most of the B & D tools I have used over the years) but not the Porter Cable. I have a B & D 18 V that I am very satisfied with, it generally does as good a job as the Ridgid. The Ridgid is lighter and may have better torque but the ergonomics of the B & D are better.

Sounds like you need better screws

Thanks to Hydrocity I was able to hear my AA amp, and unfortunately it is not well. I pulled it apart and the board looks fine, i.e. no obvious frying. If you have any DIY skills I can send it to you and you can see if you can get it working. You will need your own power supply with the specifications listed HERE. Let me via PM or email.

Well that is good for you. Unfortunately my experience does not coincide with yours. The 14.4 V drills I have used in the past (mainly a B & D and a Porter cable) have not had the battery life nor more importantly the torque to take the drudgery out of the bigger long-term projects. So although not a contracter, I consider a good 18V+ cordless drill an extremely important tool for my own personal sanity and not even remotely absurd. BTW, nice deck

Just out of curiosity, where did you order your RAM from?

Unless you're building a deck, or a shed, or fixing your fence, or .... Oh and I have several cordless drills but the one I like best is a relatively new model by Ridgid that uses Li-Poly batteries. I really like the Ridgid cordless drills as they have a lifetime warranty on their batteries.

I also have a 1000H (1G, 80G HD and std battery). Had it for a month and I love it. It is exceptionally useful and I find myself reaching for it more and more often. I'll probably bump up the memory to 2G and I may opt for the 6-cell battery if it doesn't add too much to the bulk/weight. I'll just use an outboard HD because I want to eventually put in a 64GB SSD when the prices descend from the stratosphere.

Well no comments from anyone on my headcase shirt. But then I only wear them when I am getting someone ready for Reks' basement.

Way to come to your senses and not waste the view. Looks better with the amp on the right. I like having the volume control off to one side plus the monitor is lower and doesn't obscure the view as much. Two thumbs way up.

Happy birthday mod man

Ahh, good point. Her techs do need their practice.

I thought, by definition, everything eartwitter owns sounds (or will sound) awesome (to him/it)

Hmmm, that's surprising. I thought you loved the D-2000's

FTFY

You are da' man. Thanks, that is exactly what I needed to know.

The picture is actually of the D-2000, unless the D-1001's look exactly like the D-2000.

I'm crushed.