First of all, thank you Glassman (and of course ppl, Peranders, uhm, forgot anyone ? ) for the discrete buffers, they really sound good to me. I noticed they run quite hot, so I thought of adding on the accessible side of each one of those little heatsinks for ram modules (like these , about...

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It seems the "error" has been corrected I guess it was too good to last

less than 150 shipped ? I'm envious of you US-fiers

Quote: Originally Posted by Tobrew I've been planning to build one just like this and just might use your PCB. I notice that R4 and R5 are jumpered. Why? Also, what are the values on the other resistors? Does this follow the standard CMOY resistors? Thanks for the great post Guzzler...

Thanks for the info, Guzzler and 00940. Internet shops in Europe for cheap and/or high quality pcbs are definitely welcome.

you're welcome, glad it worked

I did a try (sorry can't make a direct link)

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Quote: Originally Posted by Agent69 b) Also, in researching the PIMETA on Tangent's website, I came across a statement that says: "op-amps can be biased into class A". Can someone explain to a newbie what that means? by Tangent himself http://www.tangentsoft.net/audio/opamp-bias.html

I really like your board, Guzzler (with tle2426), it's kind of cute I had started adjusting it for my polypro input caps and pot (Alps Rk097) in eagle, but with 18€ as minimum price for a drilled board at my local shop, being too lazy to etch it myself, in the end I went back to perf/proto...

Quote: Originally Posted by philodox this may be a horribly stupid question, but I thought as you got louder the dB lowered? At least that is the way it works on my wifes panasonic stereo... 40dB is fairly loud, 30dB is very loud and 20dB is too damn loud If you consider dB SPL...

Quote: Originally Posted by Glassman you're right, there's just one oscillator that was my impression, still I think it's safe to assume it doesn't resample, taking into consideration listening results by Lan and the words of an Emu rep. who denied any resampling in a 1212/1820...

ehm, it's just me or the clock circuit is different from that in 1212m/1820m ? great scan lan, thx

Quote: Originally Posted by ooheadsoo That's because the 1820 has the functionality that a pro is looking for without paying that premium for the better dac. Many people don't care all that much for budget oriented projects. you have a point, however, the way I see it, in the...