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To continue the economy goes south, so lets buy a new car! philosophy, I bought one of these about a month ago to replace my aging '93: Built in Ohio, I believe, to somewhat counter the previous gentleman's objections...

That's good to hear! Sorry you are out of your house for 3+ nights, but good that you still have one (a house). And best wishes Luis, hope your place was spared as well!

For a Pass Aleph P1.7 I've partially built. I think for final use I will use the Dantimax attenuator, input selectors, etc., kinda like this one.

That should look really nice Pete. Have fun with your aluminum

I would doubt that would even be a possibility

How much you wanna pay IC: Group Buy Monofied Sijosae Buffer PCBs - Head-Fi: Covering Headphones, Earphones and Portable Audio Or do a search on HF for alternatives. Can't remember who (National?) has one out that is very close to BUF634 but is supposed to sound better. The discretes sound alot better. But I do have a few BUF634 DIP-8s... wasn't really looking to sell them but I don't have anything I was going to put them in either.

For a SE 5.5' he's charging $439; for a 7.5' $509, or a delta of $70 for 2'. Using Nate's pricing, figure 10' of wire to do 4 x 2', so $62.50. Either he's not good at math and using quite different margin calculations in his pricing, or this may give some visibility as to what he is really paying for wire from Jena. And after the R10 recable incident, I can't believe he's doing business with Jena. Like ALO, etc., he'll find plenty of lemmings perfectly willing to pony up...

10k audio 4 gang Alps...

Oooh... could in the future, but not right now.

And the 14ga Volex cords used to be Belden 19364... not sure if they still are.

Happy Birthday!

Bob Crump's Asylum Power cord over on AA is pretty good and should be fairly inexpensive. I couldn't find a pointer to original posting, but it used Belden 19364 14ga power cable, a Pass and Seymour 5266x plug and a Schurter 4300.0603 IEC end. I've found the P&S plugs at Menards (midwest chain kinda like Home Depot, etc.). The Schurter IEC I've gotten from Mouser. Cable Asylum: Re: DIY Power Cord (Bob Crump) Follow up ?'s.... by rcrump

Yes, he was extremely underrated... RIP

Oh gawd... I'd seen this a couple of days ago but hadn't actually looked at his website. I like the "Sale" items section Sale Items. I'll give you $9.99 for that pair of W5000s, but please take that fugly Jena cable off and put the stock one back on And he even uses those really fugly cable pants from Qables or PartsExpress (made for speaker cables). Pure win on that one... What, no testimonials yet?

I like the looks of that jack on there, and the lettering is quite good as well. But of course, it would have been Lily B22 "The Beta" for the full effect.

I'm going to need you to build some amps on Saturday...

Interesting that I haven't seen anyone discuss a certain stat amp that was supposed to be at the after-event... NDA in effect?

Absolutely! Thank you to all who have served.

I certainly would! Ends with an "o".... Sluggo?

Looks good Marc. Sorry but fail Nate!

Dandy Warhols...

So you're looking for quick connect terminals (crimp type) that you can pull the plastic off, solder, then replace the plastic, plus heatshrink them? Interesting, but I guess from using these and crimping them I can perhaps understand why you are going to the trouble. What brands have you tried and not liked? I'll take a look at the variety I have and see if any of them seem to allow this. You couldn't just use a non-insulated terminal, solder it, then heatshrink it?

The independent negatives are required for balanced operation. I'm not sure how most amps would take it if you were to bridge them as the negative amp channels would be fighting each other... you would not be getting balanced operation though.

Maybe it found its way to someone's skull as he intended before he could photograph it?

I agree. Walter's a kick.