n_maher

Waaaat?

It should be noted that tubes for Stretch arrived at my office today.

That's amazing that they don't have a way to check them, way to support your product Senn.

Always surprises me to see high-end preamps like that not use even simple shielding on the transformer.

You be quiet you!

You are well and truly fooked aren't you?

I was thinking more along these lines Al.

I'd stay away from the super cheap meters despite the results of that testing. My own personal experience is that my cheap $5 meter is often off by more than 10V when trying to measure line voltage. Example, LV on my Fluke = 122VAC, on the $5 Harbor Freight = 110VAC. Pretty shitty if you ask me. I use that meter as a fuse now, as in "I wonder if this measurement will blow up my meter".

Commies everywhere were just insulted.

I believe you are correct, in which case they should have made sure not to shaft customers that funded their development.

That's somewhat ridiculous. If you paid through paypal they could refund you through paypal and no one would be charged any fees.

VT4C is one of the few places I've seen anything like what you're talking about, at least recently. There used to be a few other types but they've all disappeared which I'd guess is due to low demand and high prices. I resorted to building my own.

If you do a clean install you don't have to manually delete anything. The install should, by default, wipe the TOC on the disk and start over with no sharing of files. I think there is an option to leave the old folder structure intact but I wouldn't do that unless there's data there that you're trying to rescue (this happened to me once) but that doesn't sound like what you need to do.

I love that there is already a 16. I'm still waiting for the model that comes with the attachment to cradle my balls while I listen. For $1000+ I expect full service.

How about I mock ban you?

This is the first and last time you attempt to tell someone on this website what they meant to say, asshat.

What do the dacses have to say about that?

Uhhh, what exactly does this thing do?

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I don't think it would. The pot shafts are 5mm (~.2") and 8mm (.315") and the knob is designed to work with 3.2mm and 6.8mm (roughly 1/8 and 1/4) shafts.

1. Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!! 2. If she read the news on my local station, I'd watch.

It'd be easier to just fuse the shafts together, wouldn't it?

One does wonder though, what particular discovery they made whereby they realized that their current process was substandard and needed tweaking? Oh, and they made this discovery after having cans ready to ship.