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ooh, thanks for the heads up.

do it. interesting idea

drunk shopping, or....... oh.

Plan B: Security, Technology, and the Law: Computer Journalism Rathole

lead

I'd recommend a good yeast smack-pack.

obviously dude... grounding issues don't effect how the unit looks, or how much they paid for it...

me too. fantastic charger.

heh. I think the replies to this thread got lost at some point. Anyways, I'm still looking for a preamp project that can handle the above. I think the preamp I posted here: http://www.head-case.org/forums/speakers/2471-preamps-3.html#post73554 is probably the most accessible project out there. I agree with Kevin's comments but don't really know of a good project off hand that will address his design concerns and get me the specs I need. So, last call for projects!

are you going to try and pitch correct it?

There were so many pressings of "Time Out" you should be able to find a nice mono version. I found one at "Half Price Books", so it's definitely possible. Also, at least with classical, talk about massive bass that mono recordings have, and the clarity really comes with a nice mono cartridge.

nope

what makes you say this? Kinda a generic statement. I know people making lots of money in the NSA, for example. edit: aerius already dinged you on this one..

yay for me!

that's a mouthful.

what about 20th century music that was written in the style of the classical period, like Prokofieff's (I prefer Prokofiew for some reason, why is that?) Op. 25?

i think this needs to be moved into the DDIY category...... wah? is right...

1/3 of a Hammond chassis at that

I could produce any sound signtaure you wanted me to as well, if you gave me $20k and 2 years.

Icarium, are you a bot? We need to perform a Turing test, stat

slow comfortable screws

a pair of synchronous AC motors pulled from broadcast tape decks / R2R players:

anyways, sorry to derail the thread... my point being that Kevin is a smart guy and it's not like he doesn't know about any of the super-reg power supplies, and there is at least one case where a simple supply can sound better... soo...

swapping out the transformer is no biggey and if there is a model that vt4c / "whatever the ebay seller is that's the same guy" sells, then it's cheaper and faster I bet you can find a dual 18 VAC or something that will work and get it shipped for around $50 or less.

two sources are Kitamura Kiden and vt4c. The KKK [ ] transformers I've found NOS or pulls from Ebay or surplussupply.com. I've also contacted Custom Magnetics, Inc. but haven't really acted on anything yet. I really like the vt4c, but expect a 2-3 month wait on a custom job though. Their specs are also a bit liberal... I'd figure 80% current draw that they state and then subtract another 15% for safety margin. I'm talking on the order of 100VA or so, for oversized. For EI I've used various Hammond transformers... Here's the thread: diyAudio Forums - Finally, an affordable CD Transport: the Shigaclone story I'll be upfront and say I'm somewhat a Peter Daniel fan-boy :)