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Where did you get those numbers? IIRC, the Burson dumps 760mW into 120 ohms.

Dang! That cop gets around. Too bad none of the students at the sit-in weren't packing any pepper spray. I'd love to see this guy get a dose of what he's dishing out.

Cool dog vid! Poor thing must rub it's paws raw running like that. Amazing how she keeps up for the duration. (unless the vid is edited in short snippets)

There is. In his thread he explains it is sandwhiched in between the existing cloth pieces. It is not visable from the outside. As mentioned before, this would be a great mod for for those who listen to the LCD3 with Schiit products. Hmmm, I wonder if used toilet paper would sound better?

He's become "winterized". On a tropical beach no less. For some reason I cannot wrap my mind around this juxtaposition. Got reindeer?

WAT Brad pitt beer belly and breasticles.

http://www.amazon.com/Sanrio-Hello-Personal-Travel-Message/dp/B003TA103Y/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1320991723&sr=8-2

JD shots

Pink Floyd 2011 Remastered CDs. DSOM, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall. Boy-o-boy these sound great! Big improvement, especially with vocals.

Oh I wanna know and I always ask. If I could afford it is another thing. At this point in time I dont think anyone knows. Couldnt find anything published... At a production rate of five pieces per year, I'm sure it will be in the multi $100K range.

$$$?

Horio, I took the liberty of using your diagram, modifying to show what I did. Please dont take this as "only" way, or the "correct" way. All I know is that it worked for me. The ground wire with the 1K resistor that leads from the psu pcb to the star chassis ground connection is soldered directly to an unused ground pad on the psu pcb. Also the 15 volt grounds on all three boards all tie to their respective screw terminals. I oversimplified on the drawing - all ground planes on the three boards tie together anyway.

Picked up this little gem at the other place...

Sorry for not being more clear. I did connect the the signal grounds to the chassis. To expound on the subject, I used XLR balanced signal input jacks on the back panel, the signal grounds from them were hooked directly to the chassis using short (<2 inch) wires soldered to a header strip that is bolted to the rear of the chassis. The board grounds are also soldered to the same header strip (through 1K resistors) in a centralized "star ground" configuration. FWIW, I believe that multiple ground attachment points to the chassis should be avoided. That would be inviting possible noise pick up into the system. One other minor detail, if your chassis is anodized or painted, abraid the ground contact point for the fastener to ensure a good connection directly to the bare metal. I also use star washers to give the physical connection "a good bite". Lastly, I use a nylok aircraft type nut to keep things from ever coming loose. A solid ground connection is what you want.

I posed the same question about signal ground isolation. I was told to tie the board grounds to the chassis ground using 1K ohm resistors. My KGSSHV is a single box build. No noise at all be it high or low volume, music playing or not.

bdent has always carried the real deal. I havent been stung yet. (by them)

More old photos, with a motorcycle touring theme. Tyll would prolly enjoy this: http://www.go-faster.com/SS100.html

Nice! (on both counts) Cant wait to see the finished goods.

Mmmmm! Bali Blue. Thanks for the tip, got two pounds on the way. Good deal too, free shipping + $5 off coupon.