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Replacing seems like a good idea... make sure you replace the germanium diodes with the same or similar as you probably want similar voltage drop and exponential characteristics. I've heard you can reform electrolytics but not a good idea to do so in the circuit as something may blow... probably would just replace with new ones just to be safe.

Nah, I highly doubt it. BJTs aren't even sandwiches like you would think. Each piece of the semiconductor is entirely one solid crystal lattice structure, with the three different dopings. And sand as I know it refers to all transistors, not just BJTs. Sand = silicon dioxide with impurities, silicon is the most commonly thought of semiconductor (Group IV, can also have Group III-V, and I think even Group II-VI semiconductors), and purified silicon dioxide was originally used as the insulating layer between the gate and the bulk of MOSFETs.

<3 Horowitz <3 Heifetz If only I had been born a couple decades earlier... Funny how they start and end with the same letters. Will be curious as to what they put on the 103 CD set that would make it.. 103 CDs (without repeating on itself at some point).

I am a fan of Mahler 2, and sometimes enjoy Bernstein. Actually don't think I've heard his Mahler 2, though I may have just forgot. Will check out. Just got back from a lesson that wasn't terrible but could have gone a lot better. Gonna go practice a few hours to make up for it.

Cool, he's good friends with my teacher (I think I've said this already). The only CDs I have signed by the artist are two of Hilary Hahn's.

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I guess there's a reason granddad and grandma have the same first letter... they both turn out to be gilf.

Logic doesn't work on cables fanatics.

But I thought you don't have to have sex with a man to know you're heterosexual... you're saying I have to 'try' with his granddad??

Just listened to them and they charged up surprisingly quick, just a few seconds. Ah yes, the only Beyers that sound good, or at least decent. Well, I have modded them quite a bit.

It's built-in.

I haven't charged my Beyers in awhile, should go listen to them. In fact, I basically haven't listened to any headphones since CanJam.

posty's car gonna really start to reek, son I wouldn't go that far. I'd say it's around HD600/HD650 level but for only $1000 more. And the rest suck more.

Holy shit, I think that smiling dude is taller than all the women around him!

Maybe they finally got rid of that bass reflex crap. But it sounds like the typical Beyer huge treble peak is still there, from the review.

I thought the hardstyle thing was kind of cool along with funny, must be an age thing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhFh-JqQuMg

Happy birthday!

^ I'm not seeing anything.

love the asterisk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQRn-COuenU

Looks like Reks is running out of space in his basement.

^ awesome

agreed. and so is the american. never heard them scored for string orchestra though.

Yup, the diaphragm is typically a piece of plastic with a "voice coil" etched on, sandwiched between two magnets with lots of holes in them. The static magnetic field acts against the magnetic field caused by changes in current in the diaphragm's "voice coil". The voice coil in dynamic drivers attaches the dome to the back magnet and moves the dome due to static magnetic field of magnet and changes in current in the voice coil. And since the voice coil is basically an inductor you've got rising impedance with respect to frequency. And since the voice coil is also like a spring, you've got a major amplitude deviation in impedance at the resonant frequency, which aren't in orthos.