[JaGWiRE]

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Originally Posted by swt61 And about that E6000, it's not cancer causing, that's crazy! Oh crap my arm just fell off! OK stick with the all purpose stuff.

That is the biggest bs I've ever heard.

"WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer."

That's the exact same label they put on the cat5e cables I bought a while back.. Apparently your supose to wash your hands after handling.. I'm sure a lot of network administrators are getting cancer, eh?

 

[J-Pak]

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Originally Posted by swt61 Those aren't your run of the mill K340's. Those are a very special "turbo edition", yeah, yeah that's it turbo edition. Very expensive, just ask my wife, Morgan Fairchild. Yeah that's it Morgan fairchild. (OK, it's just Krylon Fusion).

Seriously just krylon fusion? I'm not big on the modding scene, but thats just plain old spray paint right?

You made very good use of it

 

[Meyvn]

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Originally Posted by JaGWiRE That is the biggest bs I've ever heard. "WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer." That's the exact same label they put on the cat5e cables I bought a while back.. Apparently your supose to wash your hands after handling.. I'm sure a lot of network administrators are getting cancer, eh?

Yet another reason to stay out of California..

 

[JaGWiRE]

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Originally Posted by Meyvn Yet another reason to stay out of California..

I think there is a better chance you'll get cancer by eating fast food, or frozen food, but where are the labels in there stating the chemicals aren't safe? Haha.. .

 

[swt61]

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Originally Posted by J-Pak Seriously just krylon fusion? I'm not big on the modding scene, but thats just plain old spray paint right? You made very good use of it

Yes and no. It's made to bond to plastic, and it doesn't need primer. It also is very durable. And yes it comes in a spray can and goes on like any other spray paint. Great product! And my wife really is Morgan Fairchild, I mean J-Lo. No, Morgan Fairchild, yeah that's it.

 

[skudmunky]

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Originally Posted by JaGWiRE That is the biggest bs I've ever heard. "WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer." That's the exact same label they put on the cat5e cables I bought a while back.. Apparently your supose to wash your hands after handling.. I'm sure a lot of network administrators are getting cancer, eh?

that warning came on the cables for my Zen Micro, apparently they contain lead. So, I just handle the plastic bits, or wash my hands. if its that easy to be safe, why not?

 

[JaGWiRE]

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Originally Posted by skudmunky that warning came on the cables for my Zen Micro, apparently they contain lead. So, I just handle the plastic bits, or wash my hands. if its that easy to be safe, why not?

If you don't wash your hands regularly, I think you probably will get sickness from something else, like all the germs stuck to your hands that you aren't eliminating becasue your not washing your hands. But hey, that's just what I think.

 

[swt61]

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Originally Posted by JaGWiRE If you don't wash your hands regularly, I think you probably will get sickness from something else, like all the germs stuck to your hands that you aren't eliminating becasue your not washing your hands. But hey, that's just what I think.

Hey I think roosters in Siberia have bigger beaks than they do in Australia.

What? Huh? Excuse me? Oh there was a topic to this thread? Never mind.

 

[Fitz]

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Originally Posted by swt61 Yes and no. It's made to bond to plastic, and it doesn't need primer. It also is very durable. And yes it comes in a spray can and goes on like any other spray paint. Great product! And my wife really is Morgan Fairchild, I mean J-Lo. No, Morgan Fairchild, yeah that's it.

I've never used Krylon fusion, but this sounds a lot like the vinyl dye spraypaints you can get in auto-parts shops. Do you have any idea how it compares? I'd much rather use Krylon than some generic stuff next time I decide to recolor anything plastic, if it works just as good.

 

[swt61]

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Originally Posted by Fitz I've never used Krylon fusion, but this sounds a lot like the vinyl dye spraypaints you can get in auto-parts shops. Do you have any idea how it compares? I'd much rather use Krylon than some generic stuff next time I decide to recolor anything plastic, if it works just as good.

Hey Fitz, I used to use Duplicolor vinyl dye spray paint for plastic parts before Krylon Fusion came along. The vinyl dye was very weather dependant. If it was too cold it came out blotchy, too hot it was too matt finished. And if you nicked it, it scratched the finish. The Krylon is superior in every way IMO. And it really is tough to scratch. Plus it's cheaper and easier to find, more color choices too. Check it out next time you're in Home Depot.

 

[Skylab]

I just have to post an update. These are my new Darth Beyers, in Coco, with new Beyer leather earpads.

 

[krmathis]

My newly acquired Stax Omega II system (SR-007 & SRM-007t).
The iPod is only used as a temporary source...

[size=xx-small]Sorry for the image quality, but my Sony Ericsson mobile could not do any better[/size]

 

[Gaughtfried]

I wish I had a digi-camera to post a pic...

Long story short though, it's enough to make any audiophile/headphile cry in disgust.

 

[choariwap]

those K1Ks are looking pretty small...

that amp is more heatsink than amp (22 Kgs!) the toroid alone weighs in at 12.5 KG rated at 800 VA (judging from the pictures, an original F1 would have a 500VA one). the rest of the parts would come in at max .5 KG, so that means there's a good 9Kgs of aluminum in this monster.

 

[J-Pak]

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Originally Posted by choariwap those K1Ks are looking pretty small... that amp is more heatsink than amp (22 Kgs!)

That is an awesome setup