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Nah, it's where he jumps in and says he's not fixing anything you blow up.

Biggie, Could you provide better pictures of the following circled areas.

Don't feel bad, I'm pretty sure I charged less than $300 for this.

Get a refund now, not later, now. If you choose any other route you're nuts. I can't believe that power supply is mounted on what looks like a plastic sheet. epic And holy shit, are those McCallisteresque drill chatter marks I see too?!?!? Christ.

Happy Birthday Dan!

Regina Spektor is going to be at the NYC Apple store (or at least one of them) Friday.

Sweet!

Olive - Trickle

I believe the C-pads use beyer earpads as a part of the design.

Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet

Ditto.

I'm in the same boat.

Actually, they just create work for you when I get sued. It's pretty amazing no one was hurt and that significant damage wasn't done yesterday. It's been a bad week for contractors so far, today was another doozy. You are not the first to propose the "teeter totter" solution. Unfortunately that is not a code-approved approach nor can I use good engineering judgment to justify it.

Glad to hear that Mike, enjoy the Pappy and JH's. I'm stuck writing reports for inept contractors who do not understand that in order for a beam to work it must have a column (or other means of support) at both ends.

If I were to recommend anything I'd make sure it was rated as a speaker switch to make sure it could handle the potential voltage/current.

This idea has always made me nervous what with the twitchy nature of switches and the devastating affect that shorting the output of an amp can have.

Not to mention this little guy...

Opeth - Still Life

I believe that we will have an opportunity soon to at least audition the HD800s with some decent amplification, too bad there won't be 2 pairs there.

Sorry, the irony here is to f'ing thick.

It's been my experience that 90% of Grados are Red=Left, White=Right, Blue=Ground. Which ground is which is pretty easy to determine once they have been separated.

I'm not sure I'll ever be able to look at a Sprite the same way again...

From what I recall some 2399's (not sure if all?) use the same plates as the 5998 but otherwise the differences are unknown to me.