Quote: Nice work JMACK45! Looks good!  It's amazing what one can do for a few bucks with a little thought!

Quote: TrollDragon,   That's another beautiful piece!   Did you use a store-bought can to spray-on the lacquer, or do you have a spray gun set up?

Quote:   TrollDragon,   That's slick!  I wouldn't mind doing something like that myself.   I don't see any solder at the joints.   Did you just press the pieces together, use some other method, or are you just that good?

Quote: ngyu,   Very nice, slick looking setup!

Quote:   Roller,   Thanks for the links!  They let me know that there is a lot of good stuff out there.   Unfortunately, none of it seems to work with JRiver.  Looks like I might have to wait a while for them to improve theirs.  I'll give them a while before I try another setup...

Roller said:   Basically every single feature you mentioned can be done on foobar2000 and better, since components are swappable, and there is an entire market dedicated to things from high quality EQs (one of which is actually developed by a fellow Head-fier), the best resampler that...

"That can be done, but takes a bit of work. Either you need to add the foo_run component through the "attrib "%_path%" +H" (without the outside quotation marks), or externally change individual track attributes to hidden."   Roller,   That's why I went looking for an alternative to...

Marcel,   I like it and it definitely looks sturdy enough!   The battleship gray paint makes it look like it is made from steel.  I assume it made from wood as steel might be a bit on the heavy side. 

I too use JRiver Media Center and love it!  It's a slick really program, one of those things where you just know they got it right.   Can't say that I've noticed any differences yet between Versions 17 and 18.  I know they've made a lot of tweaks, but I mostly just use the basic stuff.  ...

mrAdrian,   In response to your question,"Speaker person? So many dampening is going on in the room!", you are correct!   My particular desk configuration is an L-shaped desktop, with shelves above the desktop.  My seat, computer, headphone and speaker amps are in the middle or corner of...

I wanted to setup a dual holder above my desktop that would rotate to allow easier access to the phones.  I read through all of the posts in this thread and "borrowed" a few ideas!  There is some great looking stuff in this thread and some definitely unique ideas!  Some good humor, too!   I...

I had the same problem with my tri-amped speakers and subwoofer. How to simply start up and shut off all of that stuff, especially with the sub located across the room, and with its power switch located on the back of the unit?   I picked up a remote controlled power outlet for fifteen...