Here we go: 1. Requiem For A Dream 2. The Matrix 3. Memento and in no particular order: Groundhog Day Strictly Ballroom Harold And Maude The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Once Upon A Time In The West Diva Star Wars Ghost In The Shell A Clockwork Orange The Graduate Leolo The Sting

Quote: Originally posted by rickcr42 As for the reserve , with no reserve you MUST sell to the highest bidder,even if the item is worth 500.00 but the high bid is 0.50 ! With a reserve you have the option of not selling and/or relisting Not every auction has to open with 0.50$...

Quote: Originally posted by discoman I noticed many of you found treasure on ebay lately, and I am ready to spend some cash . I have browsed ebay for a few days, but never bid on anything, beside got D-25s from 'buy it now' on X'mas. Is there a way to know the 'reserve'? Why some sellers...

Quote: Originally posted by Audio&Me I'm no expert, but try the M-Audio DiO 2448. I don't think M-Audio makes any consumer level products. http://www.digitalaudioworks.com/mimd482.html $107, free shipping. When you say you watch occasional DVD, do you mean you want digital output...

You'd need to build a digital/analog converter (dac), which is extremely elaborate.

Quote: Originally posted by bhadrara According to the archos website the line out is 'dual stereo ' . Can anyone suggest some sort of a coverter to make it work with X-DAC? 'Dual stereo' apparently means that it has two line outs. If you insist on making it work with your x-dac...

The line-out of the Archos is analog. A digital output would have been explicitly specified.

Catch 22 - Joseph Heller Brave New World - Huxley The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Adams (all parts) For non-fiction: Tao Te Ching by Lao Tse. It's hard to read but very rewarding, he's the greatest mind in history in my opinion.

Quote: Originally posted by Robert Radina Need advice . Which format would be best when I travel . The nomad jukebox or one of the sony minidiscs like mz900? I'll be using ER4 and want the highest fidelity and good headphone output. I know nothing about the different compression...

Quote: Originally posted by aeberbach I've used a PJB for a couple of years now and I don't believe they hiss, not with Etymotics, MDR-888 buds or Grado SR-60s. Could you have one of the units that should have been recalled? A small number were fitted with incorrect capacitors in the...

Quote: Originally posted by Robster1958 any first hand experience from PC users and iPod? i have firewire on my PC...and i've been told that shareware exists to allow the iPod to be used with windows-based jukebox software. ...or do i just buy the 20 gig PJB for $429 with the Koss35...

I think it would be a good idea not to mention any audio equipment in one's signature. When someone searches the forums for headphone XY, he sure isn't looking for all posts from someone who has it in his signature

Hi Matt! Quote: Originally posted by matt fury In any case, due to recent changes in living conditions, it looks like I'm gonna need a pair of headphones. I've been reading review over review over review, and nothing comes out as a clear winner to me. That's right, there's...

You can find a list and reviews of MD-retailers here: http://www.minidisct.com/cgi-bin/rms...nd_reviews.cgi

Quote: Originally posted by sideswiped I'm gonna be leaving the country for awhile this summer and i want to take my music with me.... so I think i might try and get my hands on a decent Minidisc player anyone have any suggestions? I'm looking for something small(&sleak ) that can hook...

Well, my opinion is that the LOTR movie is overhyped because of the excellent book. Imagine nobody had known the book before the movie was made. I can't imagine that this movie would have been successful under these circumstances. In my opinion this movie is a good illustration of the book...

Quote: Originally posted by Superbaldguy I could never understand why MD owners would want to drag around a headphone amp; the whole idea of MiniDisc is its portability. You're better off making sure you invest in a good set of efficient headphones, such as the Sony MDR-E888's. Having...

Quote: Originally posted by Flasken So far I'm very happy with my purchase. ...and I understand that they're connected to your Pioneer minisystem, right?

Well, I also prefer my speakers when I'm at home alone. They're pretty good ones I chose carefully and spend a lot of money for. The need for headphone emerged when I met my wife, who doesn't exactly share my taste for music and even more since my daughter appeared on the scene 5 months ago...

Quote: Originally posted by Vertigo-1 I only recently began discovering that the Cmoy and the CHA47 had different opamps in them...and like joe, I prefer the CHA47's brighter sound to the Cmoy's smooth sound. I wonder if it's possible to mate the CHA47's opamp with the rest of the stuff...

Read this: http://home.t-online.de/home/meier-audio/tricks.htm

Quote: Originally posted by ridkfri Nice looking amp. I just built my first amp this weekend also. I like your idea of socketing the resistors. Did you make the sockets or did you find them at a parts store? I would really like to include sockets in the next amp I make. These are...

Update: Just added 6 WIMA 0,1 µF caps for decoupling: 2 for the opamp and each buffer. Increased the bandwith resistors to 750 ohms, lowering the idle current to 17 mA.

Well, I started rather early: OK, actually my first halfway decent portable headphones were some Sonys I bought for ~70$ many years ago, I don't even know their model number anymore. They broke a few years ago after heavy use, and I had a hard time finding a replacement. From the...

I'm pondering to buy a pair of Etys, but the only vendor in Europe from the Ety website that is online charges more than 400$ for them. Does anyone know a dealer that delivers to Europe/Germany for a reasonable price?