[tosehee]

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Originally Posted by itsborken /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yeah, that jameco supply requires soldering so it won't work for you. Sorry about that; these power plugs are pretty small.

is radioshack one also require soldering?

 

[itsborken]

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Originally Posted by tosehee /img/forum/go_quote.gif is radioshack one also require soldering?

I think those adaptaplugs are snap-ons. I've never used them but it appears they are the replacement for those monstrosities with all the different connector types hanging off the cable (my 18.5v adventure was one of those types)

 

[klemchang]

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Originally Posted by tosehee /img/forum/go_quote.gif is radioshack one also require soldering?

RadioShack's adaptor H works well though its OD is slightly smaller (3.4 mm instead of 3.8mm.) No soldering is required for connecting to their PS. You can get it for free if you buy a PS together. Like I mentioned in previous posts, before you buy a PS from Ratshack you might want to check its voltage output in store first.

 

[tosehee]

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Originally Posted by klemchang /img/forum/go_quote.gif RadioShack's adaptor H works well though its OD is slightly smaller (3.4 mm instead of 3.8mm.) No soldering is required for connecting to their PS. You can get it for free if you buy a PS together. Like I mentioned in previous posts, before you buy a PS from Ratshack you might want to check its voltage output in store first.

What's OD?
Also, what's Adapterplug H? I found adapterplug L, but not H.

So, in addition to buying this, what do I need to buy in order to hook up MOVE using AC?

http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ab=accessories

 

[klemchang]

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Originally Posted by tosehee /img/forum/go_quote.gif What's OD? Also, what's Adapterplug H? I found adapterplug L, but not H. So, in addition to buying this, what do I need to buy in order to hook up MOVE using AC? http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ab=accessories

OD is outer diameter.

The cord plug which fits is this one:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...entPage=search

The cord plug is free of charge if you buy a Radioshack PS together.

 

[tosehee]

thanks.

 

[Kahuna]

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Originally Posted by PeterDLai /img/forum/go_quote.gif Straight from the website: €175,- / $235,- outside EC

Which of the 2 prices above would be my cost? (I live in the U.S.)

 

[klemchang]

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Originally Posted by Kahuna /img/forum/go_quote.gif Which of the 2 prices above would be my cost? (I live in the U.S.)

$235. Welcome to the club!

 

[Kahuna]

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Originally Posted by klemchang /img/forum/go_quote.gif $235. Welcome to the club!

I can see were I could over draft the checking acct. real quick!

(Thinkin' about pulling the trigger on a new set of cans, and amp...)

 

[jinxplayer]

I'm looking to pull the trigger on the Move also. Im just starting my audiophile existance, and this is going to be my first amp. I just reciently picked up an ipod video, 80g, and put rock box on it last night.

Im planning on picking up an ALO cotton dock and i have a pair of koss porgagepro's coming also. I was going to get a pair of SR80's but ive heard so much about the Koss, i figured i can just spend 40 bucks now on a decient set of cans and get a great amp.

Anyone have any ideas or comments for me before i make the purchase?

Thanks
Jinx

 

[Lowfront]

wow Its been awhile since I have been on headfi

Come and see this

Looks like I'm making a purchase VERY soon.


The big question for me

Has anyone got this working with linux - ubuntu specifically

 

[itsborken]

Regarding the Amperage question for external power on the Move, per Dr. Meier:

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There really is no maximum current for the supply. However, supplies that are able to deliver very high current normally do not regular very well when only very low currents are drawn. My suggestion is to use something between 100 and 500 mA.

 

[noseallinit]

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Originally Posted by jamato8 /img/forum/go_quote.gif The amp looks very interesting and it is nice to have one with a dac built in. I wish someone would come out with one that also had an optical in as it is so easy to implement and works great with portable CD players that have optical.

the soon to be released HeadRoom MicroAmp Portable w/ a built in DAC option that will support USB, Optical and Coaxial. price is a bit steeper than the Corda Move but it's something that I think I am willing to pay.

anyone have a comparison of the Corda Move to the current MicroAmp?

 

[Lowfront]

So guys

CORDA MOVE vs. PORTA CORDA MkIII

Is the move worth the $75 difference?

 

[itsborken]

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Originally Posted by Lowfront /img/forum/go_quote.gif So guys CORDA MOVE vs. PORTA CORDA MkIII Is the move worth the $75 difference?

It's really a $10 difference if you compare the pricing of the USB versions (not available anymore on a MkIII). I think it is but the MkIII was no slouch either.