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Shit yeah! Oh, I'd love to hear that thing. Sooper hawt.

Certainly a phenomenal looking setup, Voltron. Gonna have to send him a new pic with the KX-R?

PS Audio P600 power plant. Same as Steve said above. Local deal was too good to pass up. Shipping this 90 pound beast would be horrendous, though...

Gonna be tough to switch over to Portland, I suspect...

Then I've no doubt you'll enjoy it. I certainly did.

Noise - 2008 An excellent film about tinnitus and murder.

Driver looks pretty nonplussed about that heatsink.

Moscode 300. Happy birthday Maggies

Fascinating. I can honestly say I never expected them to create sound waves through temperature modulation. Talk about room dependent speakers.

i actually started with an alton brown angle, and it remains one of my favorite knives. The angle is very natural for me. Never used the Ken Onion, but it certainly looks tremendous.

I was a Henckels man until I tried my first Shun. No looking back. I just love me some elliptical handle.

Keep your head down, Naaman. Happy to have you back in God's country

Oh, think of the cooling fans!

I loved that film. I saw it in an abandoned warehouse in Ankara, Turkey. It seemed fitting.

I don't know what the admin is on about. It cured my AIDS.

I particularly enjoyed the "I got in a gangbang with a pack of hawt wolves" comment. /purchased

I already mentioned where the term came from. I can't prove that I didn't make it up, though, so you're free to assert otherwise if you feel it necessary.

Gallo should eventually release the giant reference towers. I don't know how they'll compare to the Ref. 3.1s, but if you like the 3.1 they're surely worth a listen if/when they come out.

Since it's not my term, I'll decline your offer. I feel I've made a reasonable effort to be self effacing and admit to my mistake here. As regards the B1 circuit, this description written by Nelson implies to me that it does match impedance. I've no doubt he'll answer. I've enjoyed speaking with him before, though I don't currently have a DIYAudio account.

And thanks for the snappy custom title

That seems like an invitation to participate to me. I was clearly in error interjecting a technical explanation out of my depth, but it was an unrelated interjection. I don't feel it really degraded a thread about the KX-R.

out of pure ignorance. The idea of a hybrid preamp sparked my memory. I didn't entertain the idea that were a multitude of successful methods of implementing a hybrid preamp. After closer inspection, I was clearly mistaken.

Look, I didn't design it and I'm not professing that I could. These are direct quotes from Colin Pass. I have them written here in front of me. It appears the term "buffer" would have been more correct than "autoformer", but I hardly made it up. If it's bullshit, I'll eat crow. My understanding was that the only active portion of Pass' design was a buffer which was externally powered. It was used, in Colin's words, "to couple the input and output impedances". Clearly you've a more thorough knowledge of what this means than me. I've clearly run afoul of the BS committee, so I'll keep my mouth shut on technical details from here on out. I respect the high S/N on this forum, and have intention of degrading it.