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Unless you upgrade the Micro's power supply, then the Monarchy goes into the corner and sulks.

If the A2s are anything like the A5s they will require a little time to settle in. The A5s did not have a midbass bloom but they certainly lacked treble extension and sounded pretty flat at first. After a couple of weeks of normal play for a few hours a day I noticed that they started to sound much better in their dimensional presentation and definitely sounded clearer and more extended in the treble.

Happy Birthday and welcome to becoming untrustable.

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Very nice review. I also agree that the Shanling is a very good, well-built and under-appreciated amp.

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First off Duggeh, Fitz, Brent and Aimless1 I hope you guys have all recovered or at least utilized the appropriate medicinal substances. I participated in seven trials while I was at UGA. Really easy money for the time and risk involved. I thought the same thing until our son was born. Hormones are the most powerful substances on earth and I bow to their power. So I have spent yesterday and today learning about integrative learning. But I did find two excellent restaurants in Atlanta. If you are looking for Sushi you shoulde definitely check out MF Sushi. the MF stands for magic fingers but nevertheless the sashimi was extremely fresh and there Sake list was longer than I have ever seen. An excellent luncheon break. Prior to dinner I hobnobbed at the hotel bar and had two grey goose martinis that were most expertly shaken. For dinner I went to Rick's in the City. I started with a rainbow roll. It was good but not up to MF Sushi standards. However, the She-Crab soup more than made up for the mediocre roll. I went for the bronzed (lightly blackened) Chef's seafood special. It was sea bass and was very fresh and cooked to perfection. All in all a good food day.

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Well that's great if your time is worth $0. I do not think the Buffalo32 is overpriced, but then again I have never been accused of being a cheap-ass mofo. I think it is more a comment on the difference in labor costs between the US and the far east. So I guess you should put the popcorn ...... away.

Congrats, but I hope you have an awesome tool collection and Mad handymanz skillz. @Dan Some of us have to use Windows because the software we use is supported only possible by because of Corporate America. And for me;

But not Steve's wardrobe.

Yep, totally agree, at that price I absolutely cannot see it having the I/V stage or PSU. I think if you are really clever and can scavenge parts, including a case, you could match that price with a Buffalo, but only if you consider your time worth 0 dollars. Anyway, it looks like it could be a great way to get in on the ESS DAC "bandwagon".

Hope you make yourself a great birthday!

It would be tough (not impossible) to build a Buffalo32 for that.

Yeah, that is what I figured but it almost never hurts to ask.

I use external drives with my mini and I see no advantage to internaal drives for me. They are certainly quiet enough for my office environment plus they are hella lot easier to change out when prices drop. Not sure I want the server one with the heat from two drives in there anyway. Is there an advantage to running snowy-server versus regular snow leopard?

That just adds to the hero credentials. Hero's can't diss their moms.

Jeff is officially my hero.

x2. This was the one item Apple announced that I just needed to have immediately. QFT

Well that is all well and good but unfortunately it does not answer your potential customers questions. Why should I pay 4 to 10 times as much for this device? Is it better than the cheaper products? Since I cannot do a reasonable in home test (Unless I want to pay $260 for the privilege) then at least some information could be made available. Who cares if other manufacturers don't believe your measurements. The measurements provide refutable eveidence while assertions are just that. Oh, and I refuse to take the comments of anyone who uses "scooter" in their nomiker seriously. When we used to call someone scooter, it was not a term of endearment.

Hmm... personally I like to know as much about my competition as possible. It does not provide a frame of reference for how much better it is, or not, than other converters. But if you prefer I ignore the man behind the curtain I certainly have no problem with that.