n_maher

I'm sure that there are plenty of goods that are available for less $$ than they are in the US but the fact remains that Ebay is the cheapest way that I can get them to the US and by the time they get here they cost between $70 to $75.

It's a cruel injustice that now that I'm a mod Fredbot no longer comes around. The fun that could've be had...

Not in the US you can't and we're dealing with present market value, are you going to tell me that OOP Grado headphones are only worth what the original MSRP was? I would have thought that captain stax would have understood the nature of goods increasing in value over time.

Looks well constructed to me and if that's an RK40 parked in there (like it looks to be) then that's $75 of the asking price right there

No earthly clue and I'm not sure if it's even reasonably possible. If I were looking for something like I think you're describing I'd talk to swt61 on Head-Fi about it, he'd probably be better suited although I have no idea if he'd be interested.

That's the story.

Yeah, I need more IEM's like a hole in the head but it'll be nice to not have to snow blow or mow with $200+ Ety's anymore so I ordered a pair.

Fear not Mr. Chalk some of us got it.

[me=Vince Vaughn]cuts H&D off from future supply of free parts...[/me]

Seeing as Nugget Audio is a wholly owned subsidiary of H&D that would make sense, no?

Just finished the prototype for the Edipis line of cables (fully shielded, balanced) The immtybiker series is progressing nicely.

It's not quite as exciting as it sounds... My mom refinished it for me when I was in college and it could use a bit of touching up after being moved 5 or 6 times since then. Here's an excerpt from the label on the inside cover: So I guess my memory was a bit faulty, it's actually a demolition chest, not munitions.

Nah, I have a munitions chest from the 1940's that serves that duty quite nicely.

Grawk is a wise man. Of course driving back and forth to PA might well cost more than some subs these days.

Sweet, Todd. I wish I had space for a sub in my HT rig. I've been giving some thought to a Sunfire True Junior since I could probably sneak a 9" cube by the wife.

Sweet, you should join table #13.

yup yup

Well, if all goes to plan the only thing you'll end up seeing is the display. The form factor of the newer units actually was problematic for what I have planned and I've been looking for a gen1 or gen2 SB for a year now. It has occasionally ran w/ a sigma11 power supply but since it's only being used as a transport right now it's bone stock. The sigma makes a big difference on the analog outputs but I haven't really tried to listen for a difference on the digital output. I had/have? plans to mod it somewhat but I'm trying to get something resembling a "completed" rig done at some point so I didn't want to take one of my two sources off line.

I wouldn't mind but my DIY schedule is packed for the foreseeable future. Of course there's another guy in NH who might have time and is better known for doing that type of stuff than I am. omg - motmotmotmotmotmotmotmotmotmotmot

Original wireless squeezebox - let the modding begin...

If I can find a set for reasonable $$ it'll happen.

Haven't woodied a set of 225s.... yet.

The Senns are just generally more affordable. I wouldn't bother with either the 80's or 125's which will run you as much as the 580s. I didn't care for stock 225s or 325s either and those will cost you every bit as much as the 650s. So yes, the Grados aren't as good for the $$ IMO.

I second that recommendation, mine has been working quite well once I got it loaded with music.