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What about some Meadowlarks: AudiogoN ForSale: Meadowlark Audio Kestrel Hot Rods

Columbia is $37k a year and room/board is around $10k. Good thing I didn't pay that.

I seriously doubt there are any tie wraps in a pico. My guess is it's crack.

don't suppose we can get internal pics probably void all kinds of warantees. I won't even say what little is in the Shunyata Hydra thingy... absolutely silly.

no, am I?

would it make sense to have the head-case logo go to head-case.org and not /forums, so there would be an easy way to get back to the main page which shows unread posts? Perhaps there's another link that is constant across all pages that can do this?

41Hz Amp9 basic. I plan on running it of a pair of car batteries Now I'm in the market for a Papst "Au

have you worn the he60 before?

I'd like to add a DIY video to the downloads section.. is this possible for me to do?

Three-phase voltage systems are composed of three sinusoidal voltages of equal magnitude, equal frequency and separated by 120 degrees: Three-phase electric power - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

lol... team minimal strikes again I should head up "team projects why don't you finish your own damn self"

I cannot believe I'm starting another project The silver-lining is the fact that I get to play with 3-phase AC I really might have to get Spritzer to harvest some of his oven parts for me...

whenever I try to add an avatar from a remote link I get: Upload failed due to failure writing temporary file.

alert!! a travesty is about to occur. I will have both opamps and a chipamp in my main rig soon! Blasphemy! Nevermind they are for turntable motor controllers (one DC and one AC, yes I'm insane), this is an outrage! I can hardly hit the "buy" button at 41hz.com.

thanks, I'm happy now Where's ? edit: d'oh! it's there!

+1 otherwise, I'll just check a few threads here and there and it's much harder to be involved in the site.

I think Nate's building one of these for his "crib"

yes it did. Here are all the players I know of with S1 chips: Arcam Delta 70.2 Creek CD60 Grundig CD9009 (dual S1) Luxman D-500X II Marantz CD80 Marantz CD85 Marantz CD880J Marantz CD94 mk2 Marantz CD99SE (dual S1) Marantz CDA94 McIntosh MCD7007 Naim CD3 Naim CDI Naim CDS1 NEC CD-10 (dual S1) NEC CD-816 (dual S1) NEC CD-830DS (dual S1) Orelle CD100SE Philips CD350 mk2 Philips CD80 Philips CD85 Philips CD880 Rotel RCD-855 Sony DAS-R1 (dual S1) Studer A727 Sudgen SDT-1 Sugden Master Class Teac D-500 (dual S1)

Just for completeness sake, here are the players with the S2 that I know of: Marantz CD-12 Marantz CD7 Marantz Project D-1 (dual S2s) Meridian 207 Philips LHH1000 Studer A730

$100 each was going rate about 3-4 years ago

none with double crowns. I compiled a list of units that are known to ship with these oddities and none can be had for less than a few grand. My strategy is to find ungraded chips that test well, or ungraded chips with the same batch numbers as those that S2 chips came from. The latter strategy is playing out well for me, as I don't have the equipment to pursue the former. Also, I have around 50 TDA1543/TDA1543A and have been just randomly plugging them in and listening and there are some that sound better than others. Remember, these chips were never graded at all.

can't you use use your trunk? Elephants seem very dexterous with their trunks....

they're not even socketed, which is crazy...

I like the cute little crowns and blue cylinders with the cute stripes on them