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I'm still waiting for your deposit.

Jude probably isn't going to think that name is cute. Of course, he's a member too.

Agreed. And part of Mikhail's problem is his willingness to modify things after they've been completed. I think more often than not this probably paints him into a corner regarding layout and so on and results in a product that looks hacked together.

I love how some people are saying that you can't have both a neat and functional layout and that the rats nest approach is always in the name of signal path purity. Considering the moron that built the above amp managed to do both I'd say it's reasonable to expect the same from just about anyone.

Ok, that's right up there with Bitch Weasel in my book, make yourself another custom title Reks, dew eet now!

Agreed, that's just outstanding.

Yeah, pbase is down so no pics till they get their act in order. I'll post the full alpha-numeric codes for each tube tonight.

NAC-51 Notebook AC Power Adapter with Cord

Not cool.

Someone asked for an example of good PTP work, so I posted. I should have just used myself as an example rather than muddy the waters with another semi-commercial example (since Pete does produce commercial gear). Your beating a dead horse comment is somewhat valid, although given how many people he's jerked around I'm not entirely inclined to tell those folks not to vent if they want to (Elephas posting the pictures).

Hmmm, they fit in both mini

I think Pete Millett's work generally represents a very high standard.

I just use Radio Shack 9V's, less painful when they fail.

Thanks Al, that's quite a bit to digest but I'll have a go.

That would seem like rather lack-luster run time then.

He was recently spotted and someone posted the video.

Yo, nums, you ever going to check your PM's or email?

It might not have that high a capacity 9V in it and it might depend on what headphones he is using.

Previous discussion of a mini

Unfortunately I think that Michael will need a great deal of luck given that those amps are going to be required to make a trans-Pacific journey to him.

Let me know if you need access to it. Of course, it's only $6 through iTunes and Joss is worth it.

Imagine, just imagine, trying to trouble shoot a problem with that amp.

What he said. It's way easier for Grado to get this wrong than any other manufacturer. Thankfully that means it's way easier for us to correct without major surgery. So the lesson here is next time post before you return.

Thanks Todd.