Everything posted by n_maher
- Rebuilding my HT rig
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Apple Tablet
Explain? I didn't know one could do that.
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i'm on a roll... the kgsshv
Pictures might help.
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i'm on a roll... the kgsshv
Well done to both of you!
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Woot! Well done, Emily. And congrat to you of course Jacob, mo money doesn't always mean mo problems when no money is the problem.
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Prototypers wanted
Looks great, Doug.
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The Official Head-Case Photography Thread.
Agreed, that's a beautiful image that you captured there Peter.
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
Give it some time.
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Newbert wants to build an amp..
Tom, this is Headcase, no one is going to care if you recommend the Max or the Torpedo over some other DIY kit. We all know who you are and what you do, no need to be cagey. I'm guessing given your reply that you don't agree with my recommendation so please share your thoughts on the subject. And to echo what RudeWolf said casework is difficult if you care what something looks like. I often used to say that stuffing the boards was less than half the work required to build an amp and I stand by that. Even when using a service like FPE you still have to do all the layout work to make sure that stuff is going to fit. Tom/Beezar have taken all of the worry out of that part of the equation and he doesn't charge nearly enough for what he provides.
- Top Gear
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Newbert wants to build an amp..
1. If you try to use a soldering gun on either of them you'll probably end up really unhappy. 2. The Bottlehead is really best suited for high impedance headphones (>200ohm). See Bottlehead's site for confirmation. Those two points aside both are pretty easy to build and if you can read instructions you shouldn't have any trouble. Of course, I'd recommend something different and suggest going with a Torpedo instead. The full kit is still under $300 (maybe not with shipping, but close) and I'd like to think it'd pair nicely. It may be even easier to build than the Minimax, I think it has fewer parts and doesn't have fiddly things like bias adjustments. But you do have to watch out since it (and the Bottlehead actually) use high-voltage B+ supplies.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
agreed, that minor a glitch would be almost impossible as a hardware failure.
- Top Gear
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Schiit Mjolnir
Where does Todd say he'll only consider a balanced amp? He asked for suggestions for the LCD-3 (sort of) and used the Mjolnir as a starting point.
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Schiit Mjolnir
This seems like a decent deal - http://www.ttvjaudio.com/Apex_High_Fi_Audio_Arete_p/aaa0000011.htm.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
This. And Shelly, how does it sound?
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HC Bike/Cycling Thread
Nice Mike. I'm jealous, today is the warmest it's been all week at 15F.
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Happy belated birthday emooze!
- what is the accepted standard on balanced terminations from source to amp?
Yup, that's the 4-pin layout that I've always used and if you ever need confirmation just look up the K1000 manual, that's where it all started as far as I can remember.- And now what did you do TODAY?
Congrats Vicki, wish I could say the same but given the recent refi I'm now just about as far away from paying it off as I've ever been...- Ipod Touch / Iphone
- And now what did you do TODAY?
Working on a little sumpin'. Al, hopefully a little pain now means less in the long run.- And now what did you do TODAY?
I thought you couldn't file until the 31st this year? I'm still waiting on mortgage interest info... Me - finally made it to the audiologist.- i'm on a roll... the kgsshv
Good to know you're still around, Kerry. Don't be such a stranger.- Part Sourcing Assistance/Advice Thread
Thanks Doug, that's good to know. - what is the accepted standard on balanced terminations from source to amp?
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