morphsci

Happy Birthday Sir.

Have a Happy Head-Case Birthday!

FYFY

Neck and Gizzard

FTFY Have a Happy Turkey Day everyone.

Oh ... and I just bought a couple of these Gerber SB 2.5, about $10.00 at Dicks Sporting Goods and cheaper online. Nice and light with a 2.5" blade and if I lose it (which I am prone to do) it's not a big deal. But if you want a better one the Benchmade is a nice knife.

Ah ... way to easy

x2. Spyderco are the ipods of knives, many own them because "they're cool".

- CD - CD - CD - LP

8 Port Gigabit to replace the 5 port gigabit

Thanks, I will give it a gander

Thanks, I have been looking at buying one of these for a while. With that price, that was a no brainer. Now to find some good deals on 1 Terabyte drives ...

Happy Birthday to the godfather of the K340 mafia. Hope you have a great one.

and The first is not for me but the second is

I didn't accept the offer, I'm leaving it to my son in my will I had also bought Dark Side of the Moon, Steely Dan's Aja and Gaucho and The Moody Blues' Days of Future Passed at the same time. Right now unfortunately, they are probably some of the best investments I own.

They are expensive but the OOP MoFi and DCC disks have commanded some hefty prices from whoever was selling them. A few months ago someone offered me $250 for my MoFi copy of The Wall! Almost 10x what I paid for it from a going-out-of-business record store in Austin about 15 years ago.

Hmmm .... Why do I suddenly have flashes of Mel Gibson and Tina Turner?

Well I spent a good bit of time listening to the Shanling PH3000 at work because I believe this review needs to be given an asterisk. I was surprised at the mention of a lot of tube noise. I brought in my recabled K701's since that is the only one of the phones used in the review that I have. Result: Absolutely no noise and no hiss detectable, even with the volume turned up to max (with no music playing obviously). This was also the result with my recabled Denon D2000 and Alessandro MSPro's. My guess is that the tubes may need to be reseated or there is a bad tube. It could also be that the Shanling has a crappy PSU. Since this is at work in a biology building with lots of compressors and motors on the circuit, I have everything plug into my BPT custom balanced power unit. I subsequently plugged everything into a cheap power strip which went directly into the wall. With that there was some detectable noise when I maxed the volume control. I could not detect any significant noise increase at my normal listening levels so I don't think the Shanlings PSU is likely contributing significantly to the hiss. I would suggest that a tube swap may be in order, perhaps by whoever has the Shanling now. Associated equipment was a Pop/Pulse USB/Spdif converter connected via AES/EBU to an Apogee Mini/DAC connected via XLR/RCA to the Shanling. All being fed FLAC files from my workstation.

I'm down, even if it's Daft Punk

Happy birthday to a gentleman and a scholar:

Well I haven't heard one but there is a follow-up review of the Gini Systems LS3/5a in the December Stereophile by John Marks and John Atkinson. There are links and references to information on other incarnations of the LS3/5a's in John Marks Fifth Element column.

Well then, Matt certainly has good taste in turntables

Looks like another great Florida meet. I really need to retire so work does not constantly get in the way of making it to meets. Thanks for the pictures, you had some nice gear show up. Who owns the Denon TT? I love the older Denons.

May your birthday be better than his music. Have a great one.