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I believe Birgir claimed there was a lot of back-EMF from these. Don't recall whether Kevin has said what he thinks or not... Don't forget to throw an O2 in there also

When they do large downsizings, its always in doubt.

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I'll bet it has a nicer case

You could always breadboard the amp on a suitable piece of mdf or plywood and see (hear) what it acts like with the layout as you would need it in the case. Won't tell you about heat, but should tell you if the xfrmr is going to be a problem with noise, and would allow you to play with orientation.

Stayed employed (again)

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Yep, musta missed that one. Fun read

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Hope you make it Nate! That sux...

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a Mozart! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081208165143AAkFcLJ

^ this And the Philips phones look pretty interesting.

Really nice job Marc! Looks awesome, and great job getting it stable.

Normally, manufacturing costs go down (or should) during a production run... continuous improvement and all that.

Here ya go Dinny... a new job! http://www.rudistor.com/call.htm You'll have to give up some of your vile monkey ways, however...

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Happy Birthday Mike! Hope you have a great one, maybe a FFF one!

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Oh god, not the return of trevor something?

^ Who's doing the board run?

Looks nice Nate! Good to be back "hands on"? I don't see any circles, however

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The player has both single ended and balanced outputs, so both need to work. Output jacks will remain wired to the main board. So with his preamp (I presume you know who this is for), the two halves of the I/V stage boards (+ and - signals per) need to be within a mV of each other? Hmmm, didn't know what I was signing up for here May not be a problem as they seem rather close just checking individual offsets to ground, but that is on the bench and just each individual board.