n_maher

JAZZ HANDS

I am becoming increasingly frustrated with the calendar function and the lack of choices for reminders for appointments. I often want to be reminded not only multiple times but as much as a week in advance of something. The idea that it's limited to one reminder and 2 day max in advance is pissing me off.

Cue Justin saying it needs more holes.

A good percentage of his posts do read as spambot.

You're exactly 1 post away from gone.

That program is up and running?

I'd like to see one of the new LCS ships up close, provided it wasn't after me.

Sure, that's possible but that doesn't make the comparison incorrect does it?

How do you figure? Either one (1 or 2) as a commercial product would be likely to cost more than the pico dac.

MOAR 307As

1. Slept in, glorious. 2. Had some friends and family over for lunch, dad delivered the bookcase that he and I built together for Lily. 3. Mowed the lawn for hopefully the last time. More a leaf-collection operation than actual mowing. 4. Fell in love with wipe-on poly wood finish.

I believe that on all of them it involves removing the screen and some significant disassembly.

Ok, yeeee macce experts what would be a fair offer for the following? 20" iMac 2.4GHz 300GB HD 4GB RAM

Look at Outlaw's "Virtual Receiver" combos Haj, pretty sweet if you don't mind or need to have your receiver switch your video (which I personally try to avoid). Their previous receivers and preamps banked on DVI becoming the standard for video and completely missed the boat on HDMI. My TV has enough high def inputs that this isn't a big deal and just means that I have to program the Harmony to switch video inputs on the receiver when I switch tasks.

If you went with something like the Outlaw separates they have a remote trigger function so that when they aren't receiving an input they shut off. I feel like a one note horn always bringing up outlaw but my experience with them has been good and historically they've been well reviewed. As far as I see it you're at least part way there. Good fronts, need center and surrounds. Personally I don't understand the logic of throwing huge $$ at surround pieces so really that just leaves the center channel. Hard to imagine that costing more than a grand which would leave that much for the amp side of things. Perhaps your tastes are more refined than mine and you have higher expectations which would of course blow the budget. I see this as a "something's gotta give" scenario.

If it's a true loop out it would be non-volume dependent, i.e. muting the speakers would be as easy as turning down the integrated. If it's a preamp output you're semi-screwed. Of course you could also just split the output of your source (less than ideal) or get a switch box but I swear we've been down this road before with your speaker rig and that you had a switch box already?

Haj, If you don't have one already I'd highly recommend a Harmony remote for ease of use and WAF. My wife was pissed for about 10 minutes when I told her I bought a $100 remote, then I set it up and showed her that she could turn the whole business on and off with one button and that frown turned upside down. And given that you're in "compromise" mode why not build a decent HT rig while you're at it? Face it, if you got booted from your listening room odds are you won't often be able to turn the living room into what that room was. You've just stumbled upon reason #1 to have a headphone rig even though speakers are moar better.

I tend to use too much solder, almost as a rule. My thinking is that it doesn't hurt and allows me to make sure that I'm getting enough wicking.

I was kidding.

Colin, Let's talk. Maybe I'll bring mine down to the NYC meet and you can borrow it and see how you like it?

You stay the hell away from mah QUADs!!1 And if you wanted even more compact you wouldn't have to get the monoblocks. One of the 2ch amps would probably do nicely too.

AudiogoN ForSale: Monarchy SM-70 That one isn't even that far from you Stretch.

Check and make sure that there aren't any hair's touching the driver or any other sort of debris.

Seriously Stretch, I think a key to this is to get the amp off the desk.