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Thanks for all of your hard work on these Ed... they look great!

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I haven't heard either the McCormack or the Ety's, but both seem to have a rep as solid performers. The Rotel I am familiar with. It uses 2xPCM63 DACs with a PMD100 digital filter. The PMD100 is still very well thought of as are the PCM63s. The output stage can be improved (greatly), but it is a solid CDP. Spritzer had one of these; I have an RCD-991 which is similar (but larger), which I really like.

^ Please don't... I'm not much of a hockey fan, but Chicago needs to win something sometime

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Late 19th century/early 20th century symphonic would be good. Mahler, Shostakovitch, Stravinsky etc. A couple of recordings that I have that are good: Holst/The Planets [url=http://www.amazon.com/Holst-Planets-Gustav/dp/B0000041S7/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1274290533&sr=1-3]Amazon.com: Holst: The Planets: Gustav Holst, Charles Dutoit, Montr

Thanks all! Had a pretty nice day and took it pretty easy, other than the bike ride.

Was looking forward to meeting you; hopefully this will change

Ah yes... good stuff.

I hope that was tongue in cheek by GPH...

Win! Really nice job Ed!

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Outlaw RR2150 Until May 31st, they are selling these for $549, $150 off the current $699 price http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/rr2150.html When I clicked on the link in the email I got, I got a server error

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So what did he do, get Gary to make him the cups, etc., now he's flipping them? And yes, that's NoNoNoNoNoNo. He's also been poking around on diyhifi on modding his Assemblage 2.7 DIYHiFi.org • View topic - Question on DAC reconstruction filter

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^ this

I probably do as well.

Maybe measuring the current draw would be helpful?

RCA-805-Tool Audio Catalog only $28 (plus shipping from SE Asia)...

I just finger tighten them, or use needlenose pliers in the notches. Or put a rag around the knurl and use channel-locks. I believe they do make a wrench for them though.

Yeah, I found that out myself on a Dynahi. Avoid ST Micro regulators, particularly the negative ones. Fairchild or On Semi both worked in my application (dynahi) where the ST failed miserably.