My ears.

Haha, that sounds like a very good excuse for a weekend getaway!   

Great idea - it looks suave! It's about time that someone in the UK set this up.

I accidentally damaged my partner's Grado SR80i about a year ago (trying to mod them - I misshaped the plastic housing using a hair dryer), and ended up having to buy new headphones (a set of DT770s). So all this time the SR80i drivers were sitting unused, so I thought I'd make a special 21st...

Quote:   I ended up creating a Facebook account for this and future giveaways. 

Shame I don't have Facebook. 

Hello. I am currently in the process of recabling a Grado SR80i and transplanting the drivers into a beautiful set of mahogany cups. However, I have had a sudden doubt... is it worth transplanting a set of SR80i drivers into mahogany cups? Would it be worth my while to find a set of a SR225 or...

Done. 

Yeah, it's definitely not Cabillas. I just received a beautiful mahogany set of cups from him today. 

1. Yes   2. No   3. 80% Files (High Bitrate/FLAC) ; 20% CD   4. Not currently, it may persuade me though over another DAC   5. Not currently, but would be nice to have the possibility to down the line

Quote:   Hello TheLaw, I have already made the design posted by Avro_Arrow on a strip board, and it works as expected - so I will stick with that. But thanks for your input!   Out of interest, does anyone know of a more sophisticated power supply design? Say, +/-50V, 3A/5A output...

Quote: Okay doke. I have a few more questions regarding the build (regarding displaying the voltage and current), that I'll post in this thread in the next few days. Thanks again Avro_Arrow.

  Quote:   Hello Avro_Arrow,   Thank you very much for your input and allowing me to use your layout design. I am trying to weigh up if designing a PCB and getting it made through the University is worth it, due to time scales. I'm thinking I might just buy either the LCBPS or...

Hello all, been a while since I've last posted. I am currently in the process of building a variable power supply that is capable of supplying a positive and negative DC voltage (to be used as part of my University project class). However, I have always wanted to build one anyway, as it can be...

Just got the black iPhone 4 32GB.   

It's only a few weeks until the new iPhone is released, you could've picked up a 3GS cheaper then. Ah well, I still love my 3G.    Quote:

I'd recommend the Sennheiser IE8s. £160 here. Excellent built quality, no faults after more than a year of daily use! Unlike any Shure earphones I've had (E2C, E3C, E5C, SE530), which break after a few months of use.

Around $3100 I'd say.

I LOVE IT! Listening to the samples...

Apologies for the late payment, I have been busy studying and hadn't been on Head-Fi. The payment has been sent now (92).

I'm in!

Hello UKToecutter, thanks for the kind comments. I got the braid from SMCS-UK Commonwealth Stamps on eBay. Very cheap and fast delivery. It's either the 3mm or 6mm.

The key to building projects is to take your time. Check and re-check you are putting the right component in the correct place. Then check again and solder. Remember polarities. There is not much that can go wrong when using that kit. Have fun! EDIT: These videos helped me get more...

Thanks for the kind comments. nattonrice, I have biased the quiescent current at ~100mA to try and bring the temperature down. The case does get warm, hopefully it doesn't overheat. I was wondering, does increasing/decreasing the quiescent current affect the sound quality?

Quote: Originally Posted by adamus looks f'ing great. Where are you based. I need me a listen of a b22 Cheers. I'm from Scotland, United Kingdom.