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It's not only the power that matters, but also the quality.

Now, imagine if you had a GSX Mk.II or Dynahi on hand.....!

Ahhhh... the old Edison principle at work. ..although, sometimes you need to cut your losses as in:- Quit while you're behind - when you're in a hole, don't dig.

If you haven't got a YGGDRASIL, your opinion is irrelevant...........

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Due to the lack of interest and/or skill of people here, I have closed my For Sale ad and will assemble the item in question. And, no, the assembled unit will not be up for sale.......

The ground pin should always be on the bottom. unless you live in Australia........

... and encased in a crystal controlled oven to negate any temp drift....

Why would anyone want a DAC/amp, when you can build the amp and get a YGGDRASIL.....?

http://www.head-fi.org/t/829843/stax-sr-009-and-t2-successors-confirmed-for-spring-2017

I get the same warning. I am wondering if the warning only applies to the site, or combines the site and the info contained therein.

The bottom chamber is where we cryo our Staxxen..... Back on topic.....

..... and, if you drink a glass of liquid nitrogen, you won't need any more milk.........

.... and with a bit of quantum entanglement, voila, dual mono wherever you like.....

This would NOT stop any incompetent cable manufacturer...... That all depends on the individual's version and perception of sound improvement.... But, then again, If it costs buckets more, it's gotta be buckets better, right.... ????? And the name HIFI-Tuning.com - which verion of "Hi-Fi" is it, or can it be tuned to...? And, according to the symbol, it must be DC blocking, therefore directional. Must be some bypass cap to allow 50/60Hz through to fit in a fuse cartridge.

I'm waiting for the Bose-Einstein Condensate cable that slows down the electrons to a walking pace. It means you can enjoy the music for longer............

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He's close in model number with the HP3468A. Needs to drop the third digit for the HP/Agilent 3458A/B http://www.testequipmenthq.com/datasheets/Agilent-3458A-Datasheet.pdf We used these to calibrate Fluke 5500, 5700, 5720 calibrators on the rsisitance and DC volts and current. For the AC volts and current something a little more accurate like the Fluke 5790B or Wavetek/Datron 4920 were used.

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Thay would be in severe contravention of my unbiased and amateur status.... Becoming a professional reviewer would counter and negate any vestiges of veracity and factual reporting I may have ever possessed or had thought to have acquired in my long and tumultuous journey in the realm of high fidelity and the acquisition thereof.....

But, but, this is the bleeding edge of "state of the art" technology where mere mortals just don't understand the synergy involved in the creation of this technological and artistic combination which transcends the mere composition of the individual elements and propels it up to stratospheric heights whereupon it gathers momentum on it's downward trajectory with the aid of gravity to once again transmutate into a melange of ill fitting and contrary juxtapositions of it's components as it attempts to occupy the same space as the hard ground as it comes into contact with the same thus forever altering it's configuration and even surpassing the meagre and mediocre parameters of it's design and acheiving true artisan status worthy of display in any establishment of the finer arts, and moreso, perhaps being worthy of the ultimate accolade which could be garnered by such a contraption, that being a ceremonial procession by a suitable vehicle for this journey, a dumpster, to it's permanent home at a local tip where the local denizens do heap voluminous offerings of their refuse and undesirable matter to venerate the presence of this worthy recipient of their homage.

I may be going out on a limb here, but I think we should leaf this alone as it is a case of barking up the wrong tree, as the root of the problem is to be found in another branch of the hyperbole surrounding this general topic. if you are inclined to bore into it, you will get to the heart of the matter in which many pithy statements are to be unearthed, and other facts that may stump you.

^ That really puts to the sword to the notion that the whole is more than the sum of it's parts. Like Frankenstein's monster, it should have been left segregated in the spare parts bin...... That is most assuredly in honor of the panel of so-called high fidelity experts who voted the DAC the best that money could buy. Wood you believe it...? How about the fact that it gives the DAC it's organic sound...? What about as a sacrifcial anode to keep termites from attacking the rest of the DAC...? OK, it's the secret ingredient that makes the DAC so treemendous....!