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The volt result may vary depending of your local supply (Congo explained it over there) but I don't think you have many differences. Order the one that makes you feel the most comfortable. Be very careful with capacitors. I recommend that you remove the metal washers.

I've always liked Desmond's way of playing. Dave Brubeck might have been a good pianist... but the soul of his quartet was Paul

I guess they have always been more focused on their domestic market (much more High End demanding) Very interesting link

Very nice...

Delvon Lammarr.... I liked his previous drums better (David McGraw)

Critical Acclaim... ummm, no bad 😉

If that cable fixed the problem, leave it like that. 🙂

The problem with using two PSUs is precisely the differential between the two PSU grounds. It´s a pain especially if you use a volume pot in your amp... I know quite well. I usually use a star "loop" (connect all the ground in this point), the check, if you have problems like noises, etc... disconnect the ground from one PSU and check it again. If this does not work for you, you should try different combinations of doughs. It is time consuming and quite tedious. I have read several posts where using ONE PSU is preferred for this reason.

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^ I have the original vinyl from '87. It was the first vinyl I had, a gift from my mother when I was just 10 years old and I released my first stereo. Over time I have been gathering different versions, both on cd and vinyl. I love that album and it means a lot to me (along with the "blood sugar sex magik" and the "seventh son of a seventh son")

A few minutes after work with the vertical drill...

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CFAe runs hot, VERY hot. I would prefer a "normal" heatsink...

Thanks. Although the GRLV is very clean and stable, for preamps I prefer to use R-cores and easier to place in a single chassis since they do not electromagnetically interfere (or very little) with anything. It´s optional so you can perfectly use a toroid Now that I've seen the preview, it's been a little over a year since Dr. Gilmore sent me a design for a new buffer based on the CFA architecture. At the moment I have not been able to put it into operation. If confinement and anti-virus measures allow it this year I could have it ready.

Yes, this seller sells genuine sand. Highly recommended

yes... but is U2. You can see the three modules here

both are 2u (8cm) pesante Disspante

One of my wet dreams... Threshold 400s and SL10

I don't want to be rude or impertinent but please, use your browser and spend some time looking for the information. MODU

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Yesterday I received a Proxxon 28566 base for mini tool (I normally use a dremel 4000 and a Bosch GRO12v-35) ). I thought it was better than the Dremel base, in fact Proxxon uses better materials and has a reputation for making high quality mini tools, but I was disappointed. Although the materials are much better than the Dremel (It´s made of aluminum and steel and Dremel use plastic), the guides are "crooked", so that when lowering and raising the tool, it is locked in any position. I have tried unscrewing the guides, but have not gotten a proper tool movement. I'm going to see how to modify it. 🙄

I usually use Modu boxes. They are expensive (I live outside the continent) but they do the job. That heatsink is overkill for a single CFA. Even for 2 CFA's they are still a bit oversized (BIAS 190mA). 24vDC power supply. Use OPA445.

Besides, there are also companies that close or go bankrupt... I have several grains of sand from Semisouth designed for use in solar panels/conversors AC/DC (and later on amplifiers obviously 😉) that today cost a small fortune.

Add to the list all the sand related to high voltaje. Who said that silicon was expensive?