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¡Feliz Cumpleaños, Brent! Que mi mexicano cabezón favorito tenga un día soberbio

Happy Bday, Rob!!

Emmet Cohen - Future Stride

Happy Birthday, Chris!!!

Happy Birthday, Shelly!

What album would you recommend to someone not into the genre and completely new to the artist?

It's beyond my understanding why, but it's true he was popular in Spain by the time he participated in that show. RIP.

I'd say it's a phono preamp, but not the EAR 912 which I thought it was

Happy Birthday, Kevin!!!

That's what I guessed too, but it would be less risky using a harness and a crane to avoid the palm falling hardly onto something. Probably if that man crashes on the floor it's cheaper.

Why would you cut just the palm top? The tree will die anyway, won't it?

Thanks so very much, Todd ❤️

M&O for the world!!! fuck B&O

I'm so glad we're back together that I don't care it might have been worse or better. Truth is that we're here and alive

Awesome!!! Thank you very much for fixing this

It's a lot cheaper then. The Amatis were 12000€ in 2001

It's like Sonus Faber Amati but in piano gloss instead of beautiful wood and leather.

Happy Birthday, Doug!!! I wish it's a great day.

¡Feliz Cumpleaños, Al!!! I wish you had a great day, with plenty of hugs, libations, kisses and whatever that could make you happy.

I would use a known source with a known signal, then a SPL meter at a measured distance. That should be harmless. Within a 3dB range your listening sessions should be perfectly equivalent.

Next Saturday and Sunday two guitar concerts. Tickets ranging from free to whatever wish to spend https://alternativeguitarsummit.com/concerts/

Didn't know about PVA, however undersea water isn't exactly the same as steam. I'm not sure I'd dare drill tiny holes around the driver whatsoever.

Yup. My suspicion is that they assume breaking the "old" drivers to get them off the wooden cups. A luthier explained to me the procedure they follow to unglue the guitar neck from the body. They drill very tiny holes and they inject water steam for some time which softens the adhesive and allows the separation of the parts. It's possible that a similar procedure might work better than the usual hot air one, which is perhaps more difficult to control to avoid driver damage.

Short update, mainly to thank you for your opinions and assistance. I've got a Synology 920+ NAS and a couple of 16TB server HDD. Once this is set up and working, I'll decide if I add more RAM and/or a M.2 drive to be used as cache. This unit admits up to 4GB RAM extension, but it's been tested to work well with an additional 16GB DIMM for 20GB RAM. Main concern is how noisy it's going to be with 2 fans and up to 4 HDD, but I can always replace HDD for SSD units sacrificing capacity. Fortunately it can be placed away from my desk.

Want!!!