Have a read. http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f7/usb...hiface-449885/

Have anyone here tried the Musiland 02 on Intel Atom netebook? Does it work... any drop out etc? Well, together with 1-2TB external HDD or wireless network, the Atom look set to be a quiet and cheap music server that take little space.

In any case he might be doing this part time and though he might only sell a few port per month.

Quote: Originally Posted by StanleyB1 Send me an email. Stan Got your reply from my earlier mail. Somehow it end up in the spam folder. Many thanks for prompt reply. Sam

Quote: Originally Posted by StanleyB1 Didn't you buy a DAC1 off GSRAI? It works on all versions of the TC-7510 ever made up to and including the MK6/3. It has been making waves on AoS. I'll probably got to make some mod sheets and put them up on my site for skilled modders to use...

Quote: Originally Posted by d-cee what DAC is that??? sounds interesting... The SE or full Balance TDA1541a DAC is by Thomas (tube-lover) of HK. This is his 4th version although he posted them in the same thread as V3. Price is extremely reasonable consider the parts he uses and...

Quote: Originally Posted by slwiser The Beresford is a very good dac but your defense of this dac is giving it a name that it may not recover from. Being over-hype is probably worst in this case than being under-hyped. In this case for your defense of it you have actually over-hyped...

Have a read at this post by Gazjam on Fri Jun 1st, 2007 07:50 am. http://www.hifiwigwam.com/forum1/14708-14.html It appear that you can further improve the Beresford TC-7510 sound by replacing the stock power supply with something a bit more beefier. A cheap, simple, non invasive upgrade...

Quote: Originally Posted by fran 2.5 does not have 2 line outs. It has one line out and one pre-amp out (ie variable output). Fran I saw that D2.5 uses 2 x Op2604 for output. Is the line out and preamp out driven by seperate Opamp?

Have a general question about D2.5 that hope someone here may be able to assist. I am looking for a DAC with 2 line out and wonder if the stock D2.5 has 2 genuine line out that can drive 2 different pre simultaneously. One for the sub and another for dipole speaker. Had a look at Beresford...

Looks like http://www.diykits.com.hk have start selling Zhaolu D3. Anyone heard anything about how it compare to D2.5? http://www.diykits.com.hk/new_zhaolu_d3_dac_with_tg.htm

Found this Chinese site (translated) that show more inside of the Great March II. The transformer do look smaller than the one in Great March. The power cap looks like good candidate for mod. Really like their balance out as I wanted to utilised this with the line out to feed the sub and active...

Have a look at this active crossover board. It might give you want you wanted. If you search a little deeper, you can find the pcb layout and mod for your own use. http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...0&pagenumber=1 Have fun, Sam

Have a look at Elliott's project 103- Subwoofer Phase Controller and Project 107- Phase/Polarity Inversion Switch. http://sound.westhost.com/project103.htm http://sound.westhost.com/project107.htm The good thing is - the plan is free. The bad thing is, there no pcb for it and not sure how...

Quote: Originally Posted by a1rocketpilot I actually tried this, however, the solder would always stick to either the iron tip or the lead, almost never to the pad. I was in the end able to get one resistor soldered with this method, but it took a fair bit of time before the solder...

I got my Hakko from http://www.computronics.com.au/hakko/soldering/ At the sametime you might want to order extra tips unless you can get them cheap locally. I find bevel tips easy to use and the wider one is good for thick cable. Have fun, Sam

Not sure about Weller but Hakko has a large number of tips option, including the flat tips for SMD component. Something that might come handy one day. http://www.computronics.com.au/hakko/936/fp/

I am using FF1.5 and it took a few minutes to load. Forget about it if you are using 56K modem. Very slow to load image from koubek1.webzdarma.cz. BTW, are these image in MB size?

If you looking for cute amp with big sound for your GF, you have to check this GC out. http://www.audiosector.com/ Another source: http://www.chipamp.com/ Gallery - http://www.briangt.com/gallery/nigc Have fun, Sam

What about Scott attenuators? http://mysite.verizon.net/vze4c5pt Review: http://www.positive-feedback.com/Iss...ttenuators.htm I already own a DACT, otherwise, I might try his. Have fun, sam

Hakko 936/ESD safe is a 50W soldering station that allow you to switch the tips as well and hand piece. 907 is the std hand piece that comes with the 936 station and there 24 type of tips for you to choose from. http://www.computronics.com.au/hakko/936/m-tips/ If you are into factory type...

Anyone here tried the NOS DAC from Diyaudiocrft? http://www.diyaudiocraft.com/tda1541...a1541a-v2.html Seems to be very good value from the amount of parts and their quality. Also, he seems to looking after his customer as he is giving free upgrade part...

Try this. http://sound.westhost.com/project100.htm Have fun Sam

My quarter pound of Cardas solder from Michael Percy Audio came in plastic bag. My 10ft wonder solder from Part Connexion came in plastic bag too. Used both and they are different from the std solder. Cardas solder has nice shiny finish with less flux and smoke. very easy to work with. Wonder...

Quote: Originally Posted by creyc Well I'm in the market/mood to build several power amps, mono, about 200 watts a piece. I've started exploring diyaudio with limited success but I was hoping to find a good starting place here. My goal is to find a PCB I can stuff and put into an...