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sweet, I stand corrected!

INFJ I'd bet one of the only F's around here, but I could be wrong.

a bit of my soul was lost last night. Cracked open a sealed bag of 200 2SJ74 JFETs. I did bring a lot of joy to an otherwise horrible day.

I has a sad for your die temps. Plastic parts are already disadvantaged compared to their metal brethren.

+1 I almost immediately discarded this option on the SIT circuit I'm playing with.

For some, yes. The rules are strange. Non-US citizens can bring them into the US for example.

never liked the bagless ones. Have had Rainbow, Kirby, Miele, etc.

found some at Ebay. I have a few extras if anyone needs some.

Does anyone have a good source for the screws that go through the PCB into the XLR jacks? I'm using these on another build and would like the stability. I think they are M2.2 screws?

What if each guest operating system ran a remote window manager (rdp, vnc, etc) and then the host just displayed each on a different monitor/desktop/ whatever? I use KVM usually, but that is due to the specialized work I do that more or less requires it.

Can I still get you to fix up one of my knives?

This thread is awesome, especially the first page. Anyways, looking for some pink headphones for my daughter. Would like decent leakage prevention (been there done that with her), but the main requirement is pink. Around $50 would be nice.

Yup! I'll be here! My wife mentioned it recently as well as a go

While its true that F&T makes Mundorf, it's not true that they are rebadged. People ave claimed this, but the measurement do not agree. Welcome to the world of contract manufacturing.

Pomona are crap compared to ez-hook and they have a HV version. Edit: maybe it's a high temp version. Regardless, they are nice.

FK

Just need a high out output stroker and 7" is plenty. In all seriousness, I think two 7 inchers or nice 10 inch is more what I need. Wait. Hm. Too late to call a do over?

Need more time to update this thread, but Steve I decided to figure a way to seal that leak and it turns out that 2 part epoxy worked very well. Now I have a small leak on the center of one of the binding posts, but it's minor. Didn't get them to paint as I want to obsess over them for the next couple weeks until we leave for Russia. The subs do hit 20 Hz. I pushed them even harder. But, I'm running into the thermal limit and power rating of the drivers earlier than I would like. They do sound very sweet. I did some measuring at can cross them over at 80 Hz -6dB with a 24dB/octave slope at the highest, which is impressive.

Why two layers of angle brackets?

Still doesn't work for me

in case there was doubt, CNC cut horns FTW

is tapatalk working for anyone else on the HC site?

Sure, both are made by Semilab.

That's likely a measurement artifact. I would probably enjoy it as is or just sell it and find something else.