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Got em, but probably not the easiest process I don't have Toast, but I do have Max as well as SimplyBurns, which is what I usually use for CD burns. Thanks for the help.

OK... stupid non-computer music user question: If my end goal is to burn an uncompressed CD of this, which one do I download (on a Mac)? The Apple lossless? or the FLAC? And anything special I need to do to get it onto a std. Redbook CD?

Really nice job on the cups. Is this the lathe you just bought, or am I thinking of someone else who just bought a new latheh?

Ahh... thanks.

Nice... what arm is that? Clue from pic link; Vestigalar? Sounds vaguely familiar...

Yeah, they did pull it as far as I can tell... arsewipes

The K271s, particularly like Thrice posted, would be good. Or velour pads for the AKGs he has, if you can get them. The 271s aren't real hard to drive... I use a pair at work with a Dynalo, but have listened to them straight out of a Sony D-33 PCDP which drives them almost as well (course it's headphone out is pretty stout).

Made a pair of interconnects using some UP-OCC 22ga I bought from Nate. I modified Chris VH's silver IC recipe, using a core of 1/4" polyethylene tubing, and spiraled the wires on 2" turns, wrapped it with teflon tape, then some techflex I had laying around. They are actually more flexible than I though they would be (not bad at all). Dayton locking RCAs which I also had on hand... I'll probably change these to Neutrik ProFis or something down the road.

Oh shit!! Don't touch anything electric at Smeggy's place

Better offer him the PSU PCBs too... oh wait, after the Menace, he can just P2P those

Well Nate, fortunately, you've buried the "no stats in '08" thing

People recommend the Hakko Dash if you can find it for a decent price (simple pencil 25W iron IIRC). Not sure about the Xytronic that Naamanf is using, but that might be worth checking into. Fry's does carry Hakko tips in stock, so if you got something online that could use Hakko tips... http://www.tequipment.net/HakkoN454.html

x2 on the tips suck, even when new, even when taken care of. You're on the west coast? No Fry's around? They carry Weller and Hakko and probably more. Home Depot or Lowes might have something in the 25W or so range (Weller probably)? I'd try to get anything other than ratshack if I were you.

God, what a pain in the ass! I hope I never do business with this person

That I agree with as I hear this all the time. My power amp needs to be on at least an hour (I normally leave it on all the time). If I just fire it up, it does sound harsh for awhile. If it has already been on, it does not.

Burn-in seems to be a case of burning in the ears. That said, my power amp (Odyssey) is said to absolutely require burn-in, even by the manufacturer (Klauss, who is well respected throughout the audio community from what I can tell, unlike others). Of course I bought mine used, so I cannot attest one way or the other. In general, I still feel that claims of many hours of burn-in required are absolute bullshit. Particularly the B-I blogs on HF...

Yep. I did a search after posting and discovered it was 2Vrms, not Vpp that was common. I always get confused on these

Our cat(tle), Mae: [img width=150 height=113 alt=cattle]http://www.head-case.org/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=2607&g2_serialNumber=2&g2_GALLERYSID=d7a5cc2bfec541dda7e3baed3e4241fd

Sound like it would be of interest. If you need any help (layout, whatever)...

You'll burn in hell for that one

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=1497989 Pretty good, but really needs a pricing lesson from JENA Labs...

Hehe... nice one Voltron!

Hmm, for some reason I thought 2Vpp was standard for single-ended? As always, I could be wrong...

It has been deleted now... I would agree that the tone and writing style is pretty consistent between the Jennifer Crock post and the Jena Labs website post. One difference in the "Crock" post was the use of JENA LABS in all caps below, as compared to JENA Labs everywhere else (their website, etc. when they don't go by the LLC company name). Speaking of which, given their return policy and attitude that "even if we did it, it's not out fault", it is interesting that the actual company name is Jena Technologies, LLC. As in Limited Liability Company... as in EXTREMELY Limited...

Gotta give her props... she writes well It is a crock...