morphsci

Well I have to weigh in here as this also seems to be excessively priced for what you get. I am very happy with all of my squeezeboxes (2), transporter, boom and duet. All run just fine and there is no lag when running squeezecenter (Now Squeezebox Server 7.4 although I am still currently running 7.3.4) off of the iMac (2GB RAM all music on one NAS). I also run my home office SB3 through a Musiland SRC-10 upsampler and then into the external DAC. This to me sounds better and has the advantage of using BNC for the output to the DAC (although that is not an option right now as my Buffalo32 is still partially [mostly] in pieces). Right now the only advantage the transporter has is that it can process native 24/96 files but the SB3 cannot.

FOTM! FOTM! FOTM!

This sounds just like what I have been looking for. I may need to give it a listen once my main system is back to "full strength". I was not impressed with a DA-50 I had in the system for a few weeks. Was one hell of a deal but it just didn't sound good. That was a while ago and things have changed on the amplification front since then so probably time to check it out again.

How does the cord on the LCD-2 compare to that on the LCD-1?

You'll probably have to wait until after RMAF. I bought mine used, so likely I will not get an email, so no ban for me (at least for this).

Actually I think it is your source(s). IMO esoterics sound bright and a little "brittle". It could also be the recordings. It may not just be the popular stuff either, many "audiophile" recordings sound a bit strident to me. YMMV.

Yep, I thought the cable was no big deal at first, but my perceived amount of fail increases with each use.

It's a pretty good movie too.

The enclosures look very nice and hopefully they will sound even better than the LCD-1. The headband is definitely fugly and see some upgrade options with it. Much easier than upgrading the enclosure.

I also like vigor with my vim.

If you could point toward the ES9018 data sheet that would be even better.

I think you should call it Pat, as it looks quite androgynous.

Yep, I believe all their cables are priced individually.

He's a civil servant, just wait for his break.

^^ That's why I rate the Omega > Omega II. It will usually get there with the same power that leaves the OII just a little shy. But realistically, these are middling differences. I will not be getting rid of my OII anytime soon. Once the wallet recovers I will be getting the 950. It was quite impressive out of the BHSE at DanJam.

First off, my condolences for being sentenced to a term in SD. That must have been a serious crime. I would not call the weather in Chicago pleasant, hence we will be retiring significantly south of the the windy city.

Most of the time I would have to say no. But I do have another test subject on the way, so that is definitely not my final word.

Unfortunately the radiation did not cause any enormous growth type mutations. In reality, it did not seem to affect them all that much. The only thing I have noticed is after that one bit me my reflexes got a little better and seem to enjoy climbing up sheer vertical surfaces.

Then you haven't spent any time in SD. The wind is constant, and what is termed a gust elsewhere is considered a minor breeze there. Just thinking about it makes me want to put on a coat or three.

So that's what the kids are calling it nowadays.

Try spending a winter or two in South Dakota. Makes Chicago seem absolutely balmy and windless.

A Zombie president could bring some real change.

I think your mental image needs a bit of tweaking. Chicago is not colder than Fairbanks.

Mine just says "Limited Edition 3 of 10" on the back of the amp. No other serial number that I can see on either the amp or PSU. Not that it really matters anyway, the sound proves its provenance.

Actually, I don't miss Herpes at all. Good riddance.