justin

Probably, although the silver one looks in good condition. I'd have to wait to see the condition of the black ones and date of manufacture. If they're really dealer demos then they're being cleared out since the 3rd edition (new transport again) is out

Possibly..but he did offer me another one he has in silver..and says he'll get 2 more black ones next month. Some kind of connection to get dealer demos is what he says

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvJjoSPp_8k&feature=related There's a counter on this ball... CROSSFIRE.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVMYOpBm1cM&feature=related When McDonalds had decent toys

was going to meet the guy halfway (47 miles) to pick up the Krell SACD Standard, but he called me and said he dropped it when packing it up. Ok...the search continues

Order one of these in black and let us know how it works out

the Sony can be repaired for a flat rate of $254, which I think includes return shipping, but there are many stories of getting it back without the problem being resolved or physical damage

It doesn't seem nearly as bad as SCD-1 problems. Also, the retail price for MKIII went up from 4k to 6k, and I think the MKIII are too new to find used. You'd probably pay 5k at a dealer after bargaining it down -- more than 3x what I paid for a used MKII.

Actually, no it didn't. One of my SACDs wouldn't play in it, and 2 of the IsoMike's wouldn't either. Likely the majority of these players have the same problem, they just aren't used with a lot of SACDs. Mine is 17 for 20 in playing SACDs so far.

I just bought one Don't get the Sony...don't make the same mistake I did. Although it was nice to try it

Take 2 of them, strip them out, build the ultra tube electrostatic amp in them (PSU + Amp) Cheaper than getting a box like that made. Use the front window for a backlit logo like Manley

Nice job on the quoting milkpowder, since the Jennifer Crock post has been edited. And I was hoping a cat fight was about to break out

There's also 2M resistance before the 4.7M so you have to measure before this too

I would think when you have $20,000 cables listed on your website, and other cables where it says "Call" for the price, you can afford a $1,000 refund?

Here's some prototype pics of the KGBH SE. I plan to bring it to CanJam in a week w/ a pair of black O2 MKII on a Sony SCD-1 ^bling option ^MOT

I'd rank the soundstage of The Menace above both of those

Hopefully there will be no problems with the reliability as is widely reported. Although as I know it doesnt take more than 1 or 2% to have problems for something to be known as unreliable, so i hope it's a case of that. May try to stock up on parts if I can get them

stock, but it's being sent to Tyrion first

Toilet paper hung in improper overhand fashion...

i'd guess they are tube rectifiers, and there's going to be 1 PSU per channel

you should find a way to make sure the transformer cases are grounded to the case if those grommets are isolating them

The Japanese Victor Company (JVC) supplies the mathematical and physical heart of the CDP-777: K2 digital processing as used in their acclaimed XRCD compact discs (Reimyo uses the Extended Version 2.0 form), delivering 176.4 kHz/24-bit performance with an effective data rate in excess of 700 kHz with 4x oversampling. Components of the K2 Interface The K2 Interface has three major features:

I don't think it's SPDIF, I see at least 2 optical connections

I got a Nate XLR cable yesterday. The construction is very good and it's a very tube-like cable

It's a differential output, measured stator to stator, so the absolute maximum if the design allowed for it would be 2 * power supply voltage peak to peak. The Blue Hawaii will output 1500vpp, slightly less than 2 * it's 800V of power supply (the bottom of the waveform will clip first because of the type of design, same with the Stax 007t). At 800Vpp, SPL w/ Omega II is 106dB, so this would be louder than that. Max output of KGSS & Stax 717 are both around 1200vpp, Stax 007t is probably somewhere around 950vpp