'Use' them all?  I have headphones everywhere and don't use 90% of them. Yes I'm sure I have too many, and too many speakers, amps, etc. It's an illness. 

Man, I haven't seen you in awhile canuck57. Been to busy off headfi getting married and moving. I'm actually pretty close to fergus now though, believe it or not. Might be able to pop by for a little while, though I do admit my gear is not exactly to the extent it once was. 

Anomaly Coffee, up here in Hanover.  I'm very excited about it, and I've got some test ordering up on the website as I ramp up and buy equiptment, etc. 

Hey guys, I'm actually starting a coffee roaster up here in small town Canada!  Turns out that particular hobby has grown up into a fully fledged business!

I just roast my own, really lets you keep control of your stock and freshness

I wouldn't touch the AV series with a 10 foot pole, personally.  Had a couple friends I recommended them to, they had nothing but problems.  They are unfortunately rather cheaply made.  

Interested, haven't seen you folks in ages!

I'll show up if I'm back from England in time, it's up in the air if I'll be flying back on the 22nd, or up to the 28th.

I'm normally at the Canadian meets, but am living on the other side of London for a few months and would love to come out and meet some UK headfiers.

Quote: Which is why I took a couple years off, not sure the wife would appreciate a challenge to her nubility  

I don't need the SPDIF out (I've got a udac2 kicking around) so I'll be doing a more barebones build.

As would I, but I have a one-bedroom apt.  At least then maybe I'd be able to make it...  

Resistor values check out fine, but I don't have a meter thats capable of checking capacitance.  What I meant was, the voltages are off by about 0.6v or so, but when I tried to check the voltage on the gate of one MOSFET, the meter shut off, which I assume means some kind of ground fault. 

Quote: I'm not sure how many red flags there are in that, but let's just say China could fly one on every home

Yea, I realized I'd have to bust out the meter, I just wasn't sure what the values I should be looking for.  I checked the sources first, got 12.62 on the good channel, 13.37 on the bad.  Both drains held at 47.9, and the good channel gate was 17.2.  However, the voltage on the bad channel gate...