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Plug----> http://www.redco.com/Redco-Male-TRRS.html Cable-----> http://www.redco.com/Canare-L-4E5C.html or http://www.redco.com/Mogami-W2893-Miniature-Quad-Microphone-Cable.html I like the Mogami better but was not happy with how not flexible either of them are (when used for headphone cable)...

Nice job on the new cable. :)

That they are but the VModa M-80s are also pretty good to. Especially for the $.

Meh, see what I get for not previewing? Sorry J, I did not men to bury your post in there like that.

Yes I do. Who are you again? The way I see it you are just someone sticking his nose in a post where it does not belong so I have to wonder who you think you are to suggest who is a big shot around here. I would be a lot happier if you minded you own buisness. If he has a problem...

Here, let me help you out with something: http://www.tubeseller.com/catalog/i105.html The don't even say if those are new tubes or not. http://www.tubedepot.com/pa-6sn7gta-1.html Military surplus...

What's your point? :confused: Other then you don't apparently know how to find deals because a quick check @ Ebay for Sylvania 6SN7 found lots of them for much better prices then you posted. ;) Example---->...

When was the last time you "guessed right" about anything? :confused: Let's see.... coax S/PDIF jacks? No. Someone had to explain that to you. Twice in fact Lets see.. opus power supply. Nope. Someone had to explain that one to. Let's see... opus terminal blocks. Nope. Someone...

No, they can be found for as little as $8 each if you know were to shop. ;)

ditzilla: I appreciate that fact that you are trying to be thorough but I dunno that it is warranted here because all you had to do was execute the file you downloaded to answer your own question.

You typed all of that just to ask how to run a downloaded exe file?

Basically monoblocks are just separate amps for each channel. The idea is you increase performance by eliminating the common internal connection between the channels and you can add or remove channels at will.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

lol, I usually have the same problem except I have come to realize it is a blessing rather then a curse. :D

If by mean, you mean someone that gets annoyed when other people demonstrate how ignorant they are: GUILTY AS CHARGED! Classic example of Head-fi ignorance in action--------> "I never heard those but.........." (the actual term I coined for that is the perpetuation of ignorance ;) )...

Do you really think we need a sticky to tell those of us that frequent both forums that one of the two forums is down? :confused:

There is one small problem with that. WTF does a bunch of people crying about Head-Fi being down have to do with computer audio on THIS forum? :rolleyes:

Post a picture and I am sure someone will verify if they are right or wrong. ;)

Of course they are. "turning on" the output transistors in the op-amps (to reduce crosstalk) would be kind of a waste because they are bypassed. ;) (when the output is taken from the comp pin in the AD744 you bypass the op-amp's internal output stage which dramatically improves clarity)...

Figure 8 to 10 hours for an alkaline battery or 6 to 8 hours for a NiMH rechargeable and.. I can't say that I have ever seen rechargeable batteries at Wallwart but I usually order those from thomas-distributing so.... http://www.thomas-distributing.com/index.htm

No, unfortunately there is no battery re-charger circuit in this one. ;) The amp can be powered by either an internal 9 volt battery or an external 24 volt AC adapter. like this one----->...

I can do you much better then a mint tin amp. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1242029 ;)

Sold One Self Built Portaphile V2 portable headphone amplifier. This amp features AD744 op-amps with the output taken from the compensation pin, Single BUF634 for the left and right channels two on the ground channel, there is no class A bias but otherwise all of the internal switches do...

Pretty neutral.... if it was not for the better bass and imaging I wouldn't even know it was there.

Hi Ed! What was you listening to to to to get that face? Pantera? :p

Yeah, but that ultimately depends on how much voltage your source can provide.

Nice job on the re-cable. :) Something very different "we" have been playing with. :p JISBOS based "Headphone buffer" (there is no voltage gain stage, just a high current discreet buffer stage so it does not molest the sound nearly as much as a traditional amp does)

They are closed headphones but they do not fit around your ears, they fit on your ears. (some people have a hard time getting them to seal which is why you occasionally read comments about poor bass response) Check the pictures @ Headroom...

Comfort is surprisingly good considering the pads are made from pleather and rest directly on your ears.

PX200s > Sportacraps. ;)

Unless you like more bloated bass and grainy highs.....Not much.

Gold plated plugs, insulation that is durable and shielding. http://www.mcminone.com/product.asp?product_id=24-8983&catalog_name=MCMProducts

Mullets and me don't mix well. There is a careful distinction between real toob amps and Mullets. ;) I dunno, I still have to decide if I am going to install the trim pieces on the sides or not I am thinking not but that may change, if it does chage the wood is getting stained...

Look familiar Dave? :D When configured with no recharger, no battery, RCA input jacks, 1/4" output jack, runs only with a external AC adapter and not housed a hammond case we get the Mini3 HE?

SOHA with discreet bufferz: Looks lile I have a little finishing work to do still.... amazing how pictures always do that :D

I can describe my experience with that station in one word. Garbage. The 936 clone has a different hand grip then the real 936 and gets rather hot when you crank it up to solder battery packs together. ;) Spend the extra cash on the real 936. For some things I actually like it...

You obviously do not want to connect the wires to holes that are already connected to each other. Here is a picture that indicates where to connect the new switch:

Of course. The easiest way will prolly be to just remove the switch and LEDs from the little circuit board and then solder the wires from the new switch and LEDs to the now empty holes in the little circuit board. The catch is you will have to find somewhere to mount those little circuit...

http://www.expresspcb.com/ Their schematic software is pretty intuitive and produces decent schematics. Example:

lol You should sig that. :D