Everything posted by Voltron
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high quality balanced DAC (small-ish, lightweight a plus)
This is a good point, and should rule out any devices that Head-Fi considers as all-in-one options like the Benchmark (even though the new DAC does sound great) and Lavry DA11 and Grace. There is a T+A DAC 8 reviewed on Compute Audiophile, but he didn't know how to work it most of the time he had it and the review is not that helpful. The main advantage for your search is the size of the T+A (rimshot). I think the Weiss DAC2 or a Metric Halo ULN-2 would be great, but would not solve the problem of other media like USB sticks and SD cards. Why can't you just drag them onto your computer and play them from there, which would sound better anyway?
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Losing my ass!
Was: A FAT BASTARD Am: A FAT BASTARD! I need some inspiration to lose some weight and get in a little bit of shape, and this thread is working. Glad to hear mostly good news in it and hope to have something to add one of these days.
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Balsamic
I do not know Italian brands for Balsamic but I will ask Claire her thoughts. I know we like this one from a Sonoma olive oil maker: And we also came across a lot of places in Germany that used the glaze or crema balsamic reduction as a table condiment. It is great on bread, fruit, salad, etc. This is one brand we have used and liked, on the sweeter side.
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Blank emails from admin
PM notifications are coming in normally so I don't think these correlate for me.
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Blank emails from admin
Message forwarded, Todd
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Blank emails from admin
I have gotten several of these in the last 24 hours. Has anybody else been getting them? Todd, do you have something to tell me?
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What are you listening to Part the Third
Reading about audio gear and listening to music on the OMA Minis is pretty fun too.
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Happy Birthday, Nate!
HBD Mr. DIYer! Cheers!
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What are you listening to Part the Third
- HC Bike/Cycling Thread
Sting says yes!- What are you listening to Part the Third
Listening on the EMM stack > EC BA > Millett Unnecessarily Complex 300B > OMA Minis. Weird crackle in one channel mysteriously gone today after two hours playing. This selection is making me love my speakers.- And now what did you do TODAY?
Good news Shelly!- And now what did you do TODAY?
Is that your other family, Mike?- And now what did you do TODAY?
Holy shit, that is way too close Steve, but glad it stopped short!- What are you EATING right now?
Are you a Papist without a Pope, Grahame? Sorry about the illness, Jeffy. Been a terrible year for stomach and chest flus.- Post what you're watching
Recorded that for Claire. Watching the third Parade's End. No mentions here yet?- What are you listening to Part the Third
He's even better live.- What are you listening to Part the Third
I've listened many times and love it every time. I wanted to about an hour ago but I have two of Brahem albums and not that one. Decided to play something else even though the others are good too. This is what I played instead- HC Bike/Cycling Thread
- high quality balanced DAC (small-ish, lightweight a plus)
I have never liked the sound of the Benchmark DAC1 and yet Ric is right that I was also impressed the DAC2 HGC. Very good sound and handles a lot of formats and inputs. No SD or USB stick input directly, but maybe some external device can allow such connections to the USB input? The seriously impressive sounding device was the Playback Designs MPD-5. The MPS-5 version also has a CD/SACD player that would be super sweet, but not smaller or lighter than your Sony monster. What is Dinny's DAC?- The analog thread.
I can't imagine mixing and scratching would do a TT any good for audiophile listening. I wouldn't buy one and expect it to sound any good or hold speed well.- What are you listening to Part the Third
- Happy Birthday, Naaman!!!
Have a great one Naaman! I may have to pick up some OE800 to toast you properly. Cheers!- What are you listening to Part the Third
John Zorn O'o- HC Bike/Cycling Thread
Good news Vicki! Hope the PT does the trick! - HC Bike/Cycling Thread
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