justin

checked the flights again. i'd have to take a 10am shuttle on Sunday to make any of the flights that don't result in an overnight layover. so still Monday. really hate that this is 3 days + 2 days of travel.

i wish. i guess i could consider packing it up early and leaving sunday, but its a little late for that now. there were no late sunday flights that were practical. so leaving monday afternoon

ill look into the shuttle...do you know if it goes from the hotel back to the airport? ill be arriving around 7pm thursday. phone # i have for you ends in 5771

is anyone arriving thursday night? what is the best way to get from the airport to the hotel?

probably not, at least not in a 2x9V amp. a replacement for the Pico DAC/Amp would likely be very similar to the current formula but w/ the 24/96 USB DAC and 2-piece style enclosure (this is probably 1-2 years off)

this and this No I wanted to keep this simple and not need rail splitter circuitry. also, charging = DC Adapter needed. making it a high voltage li-po amp w/ good charging capabilities would easily add 50% to the cost to make the amp. and i have yet to make a portable amp that allows batteries to be changed, which some people like

i have a 475 i'd recommend you check out too. a good thing about these is there's not really any obsolete ICs that you won't be able to replace. biggest issue you'll run into is having to clean the switches. try to find one on ebay that has already been restored and it will still only cost you a few hundred, a bargain

power output levels are similar to the Gilmore Lite. around 15Vpp, 150mA discrete buffer. so it will definitely power the K1000 better than the regular Pico, which is limited to 8Vpp output. but, it's still a portable amp. the goal was to make the smallest 2x9V amp. "hard to drive" is more in the context of portable use, so think like Senn HD800, AKG K701

it's an 18V powered amp (2x9V) in what should be the thinnest enclosure for a 2x9V amp (around 0.7"), machined out of solid aluminum with a battery cover on the bottom instead of end-loading. Length/width will closely match iPhone/touch/classic. Discrete transistor output buffer, gain switch, ~25 hr battery life with 300mah NIMH batteries try the other site

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finished 29 picos lost a soccer match redskins

ric, do you have a custom IEM that fits you perfectly? if so, you could ask them to use those as your impressions

CNC milling tolerances are typically +/- 0.005 unless you ask for better than that

i have 28, and struts asked for 16 but is MIA. do you want 12?

washers/nuts are here so i want to get this done by tomorrow have not heard from: struts nattonrice smeggy nebby qusp KrypticMind

if the total weight is >4lb it wont qualify for Air Mail, so remember that

can i check this part out? i had been hoping to find a quad pot that is better than the RK27, much cheaper than the RK50, and PCB mountable. and if a stepped attenuator, way more steps than the DACT.

based on what i was quoted in Qty of 100, i'd guarantee it's a typo, and think the stereo price is very low unless he's just trying to clear stock

i may be buying some TKD quad CP-2500. group buy?

Cost = $0.55 per foot Bank Transfer = $0.02 Nuts+Washers = $0.13 Packaging = $0.15 Customs = $0.03 Shipping to me = $0.60 Total = $1.48/foot + PayPal 3% = $1.53/foot Calculate Postage here: USPS - Calculate Postage Each foot weighs 1.5oz For USA shipment, choose Priority Mail For international, you can use Air-Mail (First Class) up to 64oz. Over this and you need to choose Intl Priority Mail Send paypal to [email protected] for $1.53/foot * # you requested, plus shipping charges.

i will include nuts only

the threads are actually only 3/4" long. so with a 1/8" panel, and 1/4" for a nut, there's 3/8" of extra thread. i am going to try to not have to cut them

n_maher 16 struts 16 nattonrice 32 kevin gilmore 100 morphsci 16 spritzer 100 cetoole 16 luvdunhill 16 guzziguy 16 wink 20 Augsburger 16 Smeggy 16 Nebby 32 Fing 32 w/ shorter threads qusp 16 MASantos 16 KrypticMind 16 also, the threads are 5/16"-18, not M8, although maybe the two are practically the same.

they have arrived. waiting for the biggest fedex charge ever to hit my account before i know the exact amount