Dusty Chalk

But now that looks like "huge fati (fatty)".

Rsync is pretty reliable as long as nothing goes wrong, but there's no reliability checking and correction built-in -- I'd use something else. Also, it's designed for low-bandwidth comms -- if your comms is fine, then it's about as good as scp.

Don't they have serial numbers?

USB-powered is USB-powered -- it's a standard, so if they have the port, it should be adequate, yes.

Impressions now or ban.

Hooray!

invisicaps FTW.

I'm waiting for water tiger:

Out of your price range, but information all the same.

[eric cartman]Sweet.[/eric cartman]

Al Di Meola, Diabolic Inventions and Seduction for Solo Guitar, Volume 1 -- The Music of Astor Piazzolla, plain old redbook CD

If someone doesn't know this offhand, I'll see if I can find it in the code.

Okay, it appears to be Can, Rite Time. I plan on getting the entire Can catalog on SACD (and I may even already have that one), so I'm returning it.

Oh, it gets sillier -- the CD layer is correct, so I can't use CDDB to look it up.

I thought I was listening to: Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 6, "Path

I would get the best dac, amp, and headphones you can get, then tune your ears.

Aw, I met that cat, that's a great cat. I hope you find her and soon, Chris.

The only other thing I would try (to diagnose the problem -- you should still call) is try the other gain settings.

Heifetz, Brahms Tchaikovsky violin concertos, RCA Living Stereo SACD

Josephs Legende, SACD Hmmm...there's a part of me that believes the copy I found (which, admittedly, was the first one I found) is better than a streaming webrip, but I have to admit, I was only listening in the car, which is a particularly noisy environment of late, so...who knows? The links I used have been taken down already. And for the record, I'm buying it the day it comes out, yes.

Well, audiophiles argue about that word anyway, even when both parties are English-speaking (as their primary language). So the clarification was warranted.

Yeah, twoth or threeth on the Beta22. Don't know the answer to your question regarding the Grace Design, all I know is that they are used for monitoring at Abbey Road, which is good enough for me. Studios of any worth prefer analytical/neutral to musical/euphonic every time. That said, GS-1 is certainly a no-lose choice, I agree with your conclusion.

x10

The copy I managed to find isn't bad. It's great, quite possibly working on being my second favorite PT release ever (the first being Stupid Dream). Nice mix of electronica in with the hard stuff, and interesting dynamics.

Awesome news, Doug, congratulations!