Torpedo

Happy B-Day mate

Sviatoslav Richter - Dvorak piano concerto & Schubert Wanderer Fantasy

That's a hell of a move Stretch Well, maybe you can hunt lions, and you'll be there for the 2010 Football (soccer) World Cup

Indeed

Come on Elephas, you know the itch is growing inside and you need to succumb to it. Just get a RS a WES or both, play with your tubes and then let us know

Congratulations, it's great hearing good news

Have a great one!!

Happy Birthday. Que cumplas muchos m

Jamie Cullum - The Pursuit

What play back software are you using? In Foobar for instance (and most others too) you need to choose in Preferences the output device you've decided to use. AFAIK it doesn't allow to use two output devices at the same time. Other players can do that, but I'm not familiar with them.

Previously listening to Psapp - The Camel's back Now on the second track of The Postal Service - Give up

Happy Birthday Dacman!!!! (for unknown reason my previous congratulations disappeared)

Good choice. Enjoy it! And post some pics hehehe

You don't stand a chance of missing it if we're mated. Correos is as reliable as USPS

Great

Nothing you'll send this season will beat in uniqueness, exclusivity and awesomeness this Gift pals beware!!! Ken, your burning last year would be a joke compared to this

I voted RCA coaxial SPDIF since it's the most used link between the CEC CD transport and the Bidat DAC, or the Sony ES player into the DA11, but I'm using other connections depending on the setup: Computer>USB>Lavry DA11 CEC CD Transport > AES/EBU> Lavry DA11 Sony CD > Toslink> Bidat

I'm in again . Who will I punish this year?

Happy Birthday Chris!!!

Are they wireless?

Hahahaha, well, not all their speakers suck, but for the price, you can do better Regarding the phones, I can't say looking at that. Maybe they sound good, but I fear they're going to be expensive

Andras Schiff - Beethoven Piano Sonatas Vol.2

How the hell can they fit the Wifi Tx/Rx into the card? Unbelievable the things they invent

JJ - No 2

I've owned two Canon Ixus (in USA are the "digital Elph") and have been very pleased with them. Somthing like this would fit your needs quite well. They're very portable and resistant, take decent pics... Another great option, albeit a bit above your target budget, are the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3S. They use Leica lenses and take great pics, better than Canon's IMHO. A friend of mine owns one of these and is very pleased. His other camera is a "big" Canon EOS, can't recall the model, and when he needs portability he takes the Panasonic without much regret I suppose the photo experts in here will give you much better advice