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That's pretty mild. Shouldn't it me something like "Foaming at the mouth, rabid Tannoy fanboy!"?

That's because the Y-axis is number of years of burn in, not volume level.

Poopy Panda?

Ooh, they must be MilSpec! Don't forget the MilSpec red polish for the opamps.

Happy Birthday friend! :prettyprincess:

God grant me patience, and I mean right now!

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday

You can buy the mosfets from AMB according to the sigma page.

You've probably already looked, but is there any chance that they are in your recycle bin?

Yes, but the only glass, removable things on the ZD are tubes. The :basement: was just poking fun too, not meant to be taken seriously. Still friends?

:basement:

Don't worry, they're removable.

I don't know. In the west, both Detroit and, surprisingly, Anaheim look like they can handle anybody.

Jude really likes the RSA sound. You must consider that when reading his reviews and deciding how the UUT (unit under test) might sound to you.

Doesn't that come from chasing sheep?

The biggest cost of your order will probably be the shipping. I suggest that you look at the BOM and also order spares for other potentially damaged parts while you are at it. Buying parts as you need them is cost prohibitive.

Forget the crap. There will be plenty of crap there without yours. Just get your butt there.

I see the server is at Chicago. Maybe they just got a new RSA A-10 Thunderbolt II combo headamp/router.

and take the Giants and Raiders with you.

If you can't be good, try to be shocking.

Dinny definitely has special needs.

One of the things I miss when I lived in MA is going for ice cream. I used to mostly go to Kimball's Farm in Westford and Bate's Farm in Carlisle. It looks like Kimball's may have bought Bate's some place along the way.

Me too. It's on my list of movies that I find really entertaining that got poor to mediocre reviews. Other movies on this list are Dogma and Ground Hog Day.

B.B. King at the Canyon Club, Agoura Hills, CA. Rachel Cantu opened for B.B. She played guitar and had one other guitarist as accompaniment. She played mostly a slow, country style. I think that she has a nice voice and talent, but I just couldn't get into her music. That's surprising as I tend to really like this style of music. Later, the B.B. King Band opened without B. and played two pieces. They are a group of older blues and jazz musicians and definitely have their act together. Then B. walked out. He barely made the seat that was set up for him. He proceeded to joke, talk and perform for almost two hours. B.B. King still has his charisma, voice and guitar talent. It was an extremely enjoyable concert. If you have a change to see B. live, I highly recommend it. He and his band put on a great show. But don't wait, he's 83 and the diabetes is definitely affecting his ability to walk. One never knows how many concerts he has left in him. So make the effort to see him while you still can.