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Lenovo ThinkPad T61p 15.4" 16:10 Intel C2D T9300 2.50GHz Nvidia Quadro FX 570M 256MB Corsair 4GB DDR2-667 PC2-5300 250GB 5400RPM connected to a Dell E228W 22" LCD.

Quote: Originally Posted by BrianDonegan Running it without the pot would be the same as running it with the volume turned all the way up, which could easily be causing the op-amp to clip, giving you your fuzzy noise. That would depend on whether or not the output of his source...

I think the D1 on the board would indicate that it's diode rather than a resistor. Do you have a DMM? If so you can just check to see if it is infact a resistor by checking the resistance.

I've had excellent experiences with API products over the years, products such as Sound Dynamics 300ti's (which were well known for the excellent sonics emanating from rather plain/boring looking boxes), the famous Energy 22.2's (which were wonderful) and now a pair of Energy C-300's. They're...

Wrong section. Post it in the For Sale threads.

As a note for BMWs (if you're considering one), you won't be able to buy one brand new from the States. It's against the dealerships' policy with BMW NA. However, you may buy a used model from south of the border, although I believe it's without financing or leasing. BMW warranty would still...

There must be a bigger soldering point for the iPod Photo/Colour than just the resistor pads... I'm thinking something along the line of a pad for a capacitor, which should probably be larger than the pads on those resistors.

I felt that from my (relatively short) auditioning time at an audio store, that the SR-325i is a much more refined version of the SR-60, and that I really liked the SR-325i. The SR-225 however was completely different to me in terms of sound signature. Sounded very neutral, and to me was a...

Congrats rlanger, hope you enjoy those AT's! and thanks Afrikane for your generosity with these giveaways!

I agree on the recommendation for the LiveWires, definitely do check them out. Here's the link to them over at TTVJ. At the price of $249 + the cost of impressions, you get a dual driver IEM (rather than the single driver ES-1) that so far has very positive reviews.

Quote: Originally Posted by darkangel9685 Looked at the SR-71 amp (my god! $1200!!!). His site probably is confusing, because the SR-71 is listed at $395.00 for me!

In terms of what's being offered in Palm's current product range, if I happened to have to replace my Tungsten T3 (which I hope I won't have to), I'd have to say besides the LifeDrive I would get the TX. With the feature list and specifications, the TX seems as though it's a pretty good handheld...

Have you considered the Westone UM1's? They're very good entry IEM's and may even be better than the E3c's.

The extra RAM would probably be helpful with Parallel, but not really necessary with Boot Camp. I've personally have never used Parallel before, but I'de guess that with the standard 2GB of RAM, Parallel should run pretty well for most task.

Happy Birthday!!

Hmm... you're probably correct about that. Guess perhaps Sennheiser does have their own proprietary connector.

Here's one that's avaliable from Thomas Distributing. It's in a standard 9v Package, that outputs 9v with 500mAh. You'll need to buy a lithium charger for it though. You should definitely see longer playback time with this over a NiMH or Akaline, since it has a higher capacity.

I've attempted to make a circuit myself, and it is definitely far more simple than the ones you've posted. Whether the board I've posted works or not is something else though... : I've designed it so that it would fit in the small Hammond 1455C802/1455C801 enclosure, which should match...

Here is a site that list certain specifications for the USB. Might be an interesting and useful resource: http://pinouts.ru/Slots/USB_pinout.shtml EDIT: According to the site above, I believe the host detect the presence of a device via the Data signals. I think the computer just puts out 5v...

Not sure if it's been mentioned or not (if it has been, then sorry for the repeat), but why use the LM317 when you can use the LM7805? It's a tad bit simpler to implement in my opinion, because it's set to output 5vdc at 1A without the need for adjusting resistors. If you do have specified a...

If you'de rather not waste the power and convert it into heat with the linear regulators, as amb has said, then your only other choice (if you want to use the 12v batteries) is to use a high-quality switching regulator that will hopefully be out of the audio range. But as has been mentioned, the...

Quote: Originally Posted by eightbitpotion I can't get the pot on. Are there quick connects I can buy at radioshack or something? The design (6 prong) of something that small should really have a better contact layout :-\. Well, I do suppose that the pots weren't designed with...

Quote: Originally Posted by d0td0t Mine is a modded Cmoy design.. bought the pcb from another forum. Not doing very well for my MS2i. and with my UM1, very bad hissing. But on a cheaper Philip headphone, its beautiful! sounds so alive.. It really depends on the components and set...