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Happy Birthday Nums!

I can't help but say it again, perfectly possible.

Perfectly possible. But then again why would ones that he bought today (presumably new) look like pre '04 versions?

Justin, I don't think I've ever seen a pair of ety's with a straight cable after the y-split, it looked seriously f'ed up and very lamp cord-esque.

Welcome home. I think I speak for all of us when I say we felt it was the least we could do to try and say thanks.

Yeah, and as usual I lack the funds to even entertain doing something like that. I designed some custom aluminum grado cups a couple years ago but was put off by the fabrication costs. I may revisit the idea some day if I can find a pair of wounded or abused 225s cheap.

Yup, the y1 is an amazingly full featured little bugger.

I trust Ti to not have just cobbled together your typical USB based power source.

Amazing Steve, just amazing.

First thing I'd do is send the cups off to be refinished. I'm thinking that making them the only black anodized PS-1s might actually make them worth something.

Hey, just be happy dan didn't have it or it'd be a smoldering pile of rubble by now. (fight fire with fire mikey)

Don't fret if it got lost, stolen or otherwise. It can be replaced. And in case it helps, this is what it looks like.

Happy Birthday!

Boxy, but good.

Now that you mention it I think it requires a wallwart. But since he was already using the DAC1 I figured it didn't need to be USB powered. I'm still unclear as to what Vincent's endgame here is. [edit]D'oh, spoke too fast. [edit2]I see you found the same info.

What? No Livewires?

Has there ever been a time when TV prices didn't go down over time? In my experience the best that you can hope for is to buy something that is acceptable to you at the end of its run and get it at the cheapest price possible. Or resign yourself to the fact that getting the TV now and enjoying it for 'x' number of months is worth more than some amount of savings you'd get by waiting.

Vincent, are you looking for an upgrade from your current setup? Or are you still looking to sell the DAC1 and get something else? If it's the sell it option I'd see if you can't find someone early next year to build you a y1 dac (amb's latest project). I might have one in time for the NYC meet.

Clearly you are not aware that she was the one who wanted the larger TV in the first place.

I guess I should just be happy with far less than the "optimal" configuration. I can't imagine a 70" TV in my living room.

A quick google turned up this seemingly helpful chart. Although I question the sanity of someone telling me that I need a 70" TV if I'm going to sit 10' away.

Yup, my inlaws have one and it's a nice enough TV that I'd own it. And deepak, do you have a huge room or something, a 50" set is pretty damn big in my book. cue the tv crazies saying it can never be big enough

Really, you'd rather spend a couple hundred bucks shipping a TV than walking into store to drop it off for service? That makes no sense to me, I've never had trouble returning anything to any of the big box stores. I don't know about the rest of you but I've been a frequent user of BBs extended warranty plans and with one exception I've come out way ahead as a result.

My only advice would be to try and buy it local. I've had issues with both TV's that I bought in the last 10 years that required a service visit and that's one of those things that I wouldn't want to have to get processed through a Amazon/Buy.com/whatever reseller.

That's great news Luis, I'm sure you'll probably still end up having to move (from the sound of things) but hopefully there's a lot that is able to be rescued and reused from the apartment. Me, today: chassis fabrication. There is always more than you think and it always takes longer than expected, even after having the front and rear panels substantially fabricated by someone else.