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whoa!!!

Happy B-day!!!!

^Good catch, didn't pay attention to that sign

LOLz, looks like a CT scan or MRI device. Never saw one with the cover removed.

¡Coño! Feliz cumpleaños Miguel, que se repita muchas veces más

RIP

Thanks for sharing, looks interesting. I have no time to check them all, but I'll try to watch the DSOTM one soon.

According to the description it was recorded live, but I might be wrong, haven't received it yet, nor listened to the leak.

OMG how did those tiny bastards get in there?

^ This one It leaked already.

My condolences A-man, best wishes for you and your family.

¡¡¡Feliz Cumpleaños y un fuerte abrazo!!! Have a great one

Those AC-1 seem more manageable, still too big for these small-yet-expensive Spanish flats. If they moved you that much they must be worth the trip to listen, plus free Scotch never damaged anyone

The "GS-X equivalent" I'm speaking of isn't DIY, it's a Headamp's Gilmore Reference, which is the same balanced circuit of the GS-X but with some differences in components and such. Justin may say way better. If you're referring to the B22, then yes, however it's a well known circuit which a lot of people builds on kit boards using the same sourced parts. If made right, should sound very much the same I guess. However my experience is very limited, I've only listened to mine and a friend's one, made by a professional builder. I think they sound quite similar, being the differences more attributable to the source used than anything else. Both, the B22 and the GS are quite good showing upstream components differences, and can drive about anything.

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday!!!

Sorry for the wrong judge decision . The speakers look OK, I wonder how they sound, never listened to polygonal horns.

Not either here. In fact I think it's a tad bit brighter than the GS-X equivalent I have.

Happy Birthday!!!

If the clock-anticlock is seen from the front side, it's Azimuth, but in my modest experience this doesn't have much effect on tonal balance, it's more on channel balance, as the bias (antiskating) setting. Anyway, glad you got it fixed

That must be exerting some vigorous force on it. Not sure I'd try that on my arm. Fortunately it's not needed

Azimuth, as in lateral needle tilt, can't be changed on the AceSpace unless you use rings, spacers or similar tricks. My guess is that he changed VTA.