[Jason Stoddard]

So are magni unity's still bricking or catching fire or whatever? Is the problem identified or addressed yet?

Was it only the DAC card or the amp itself?

Magni Unities have not been "bricking" or "catching on fire."

 

[monf3307]

Magni Unities have not been "bricking" or "catching on fire."

huh, wonder where i got that idea. I could have sworn I read about a nasty problem somewhere. Sorry to raise concerns or spread misinfo if that was not the case

 

[golfbravobravo]

Amen to that! As a raiders fan, I love that Charles Woodson has never let go of the tuck rule.. gawd knows i havent either

Does that negate the need for a cup?

 

[AstronomerXI]

There's a somewhat interesting article on trust in The Atlantic. It points out, rightfully, that many things have to be taken on trust (say, the Sun is a sphere and not just a big radiating circle) because, as individuals, we do not have the time/means to verify.

Point of order, Mr. Speaker! With my Hydrogen-alpha solar scope, it is very apparent that the Sun is a sphere. Even with my white-light filter on a 150-600mm lens on my Canon DSLR, images of the Sun clearly show its spherical nature.

I yield the floor back to the Honorable Gentleman with the great taste in audio equipment.

 

[monf3307]

Even with my white-light filter on a 150-600mm lens on my Canon DSLR, images of the Sun clearly show its spherical nature.

oh damn, nice! what level of camera? i got an RP recently (obvs not SLR but still in the family)

 

[bcowen]

Point of order, Mr. Speaker! With my Hydrogen-alpha solar scope, it is very apparent that the Sun is a sphere. Even with my white-light filter on a 150-600mm lens on my Canon DSLR, images of the Sun clearly show its spherical nature.

What are you, an astronomer or something?

(sorry....I grew up in the age when Pluto was still a planet)

 

[AstronomerXI]

oh damn, nice! what level of camera? i got an RP recently (obvs not SLR but still in the family)

The original "R", which Canon seems to have abandoned in regard to firmware updates and promised features. It's still a great landscape and portrait camera body.

 

[AstronomerXI]

What are you, an astronomer or something?

(sorry....I grew up in the age when Pluto was still a planet)

At the end of my RASC presidency and for my 50th birthday, I designed and got an ankle tattoo (my only one) of the symbols for all the planets, including Pluto!

 

[emorrison33]

I've read this forum from page 1 (took quite awhile!) and have been active for a year or 2, and I don't think I've ever seen any mention of this BBQ "debate":
Beef or Pork ribs?
I'm in the pork baby back ribs camp, but then again, I'm from NJ.

 

[jonathan c]

One of my hobbies is finding clever ways to throw shade at THIS band…

I still like the U2 album War .... then they began thinking that they were important ....

 

[jonathan c]

Point of order, Mr. Speaker! With my Hydrogen-alpha solar scope, it is very apparent that the Sun is a sphere. Even with my white-light filter on a 150-600mm lens on my Canon DSLR, images of the Sun clearly show its spherical nature. ****

**** easily verified by staring at a total solar eclipse .... ....

 

[AstronomerXI]

I've read this forum from page 1 (took quite awhile!) and have been active for a year or 2, and I don't think I've ever seen any mention of this BBQ "debate":
Beef or Pork ribs?
I'm in the pork baby back ribs camp, but then again, I'm from NJ.

It's a regional BBQ debate. Geography, not protein. It's good-natured with lots of ribbing. No one really has a beef with anyone, though it can get quite saucy.

 

[Pandahead]

Point of order, Mr. Speaker! With my Hydrogen-alpha solar scope, it is very apparent that the Sun is a sphere. Even with my white-light filter on a 150-600mm lens on my Canon DSLR, images of the Sun clearly show its spherical nature.

I yield the floor back to the Honorable Gentleman with the great taste in audio equipment.

sitting here laughing trying not to spill my coffee. Having watched many long lasting sunspots come back into view. Now I'm picturing them falling off the edge into space because they can't make the turn of the edge of a flat circle the sun might be.

Must be where dark matter comes from as they fall off into space.

 

[jonathan c]

Actually ... those sunspots aggregate together by way of infinite vacuum attraction to form ... the vantablack that we so arduously desire as soundstage background in our audio gear ...

 

[emorrison33]

My updated "review" of the Yggy+ GS2