[RCBinTN]

Nice response!
If I worked for Schiit, I would monitor this thread for all new ideas.
Including the admin ideas.

Ideas related to incoming admin may help them...
They are already great at product design/development, validation, verification and launch, and customer service.
We all know that, because we are customers.

But, incoming CS is a potential area for improvement...as it is for all companies.
It certainly is an opportunity for my company.

All the Best -
RCB

 

[RCBinTN]

Speaking for myself, I am having more fun than I have ever had with respect to work. My only problems are when I am “writer blocked” on a new product or series of products. Growth is just a result of doing more than 51% of what we do “right”. When, in 7 years you grow from one to 19? (I lose count) products and a garage to 8000 square feet many more repetitive tasks appear. The software I use to lay out PCBs efficiently deals with a class of those, an organizational requirement of which appeared years ago. The ticketing system is another system which appeared as a blindside of wondering who was dealing with a really aggressive customer.

As we grow, also grows a need for new subsets of organization. That organization allows us to get out of our own way and do more of what we really enjoy. If we enjoy what we do, then the odds are you will as well.

Well said, Mike. Much better that I could do.

 

[AudioBear]

May the years of experience grant you the wisdom to keep it that way.

 

[mattking52]

The software I use to lay out PCBs efficiently deals with a class of those, an organizational requirement of which appeared years ago.

Rooms in Altium Designer?

Glad you are having the most fun you've ever had... you can't really ask for much more than that when it comes to work!

 

[earnmyturns]

As we grow, also grows a need for new subsets of organization. That organization allows us to get out of our own way and do more of what we really enjoy. If we enjoy what we do, then the odds are you will as well.

Thank you, you just put into 3 pithy sentences what I've been doing for the last 6 months at work. That, listening to András Schiff's recording of Goldberg Variations (ECM) through my Yggy, and tasting some Bowmore complete my Friday evening.

 

[Alcophone]

Headphones for @OldRoadToad?



(Via https://www.head-fi.org/threads/sen...or-for-the-hd650.862308/page-68#post-13842880)

 

[wink]

Speaking for myself, I am having more fun than I have ever had with respect to work. My only problems are when I am “writer blocked” on a new product or series of products. Growth is just a result of doing more than 51% of what we do “right”. When, in 7 years you grow from one to 19? (I lose count) products and a garage to 8000 square feet many more repetitive tasks appear. The software I use to lay out PCBs efficiently deals with a class of those, an organizational requirement of which appeared years ago. The ticketing system is another system which appeared as a blindside of wondering who was dealing with a really aggressive customer.

As we grow, also grows a need for new subsets of organization. That organization allows us to get out of our own way and do more of what we really enjoy. If we enjoy what we do, then the odds are you will as well.

With that, I have studiously trolled the latest problem solutions forums and found your next 3 service personnel for the new updated automated help desk
1/ the secretary

2/ The troll detector

3/ the problem solver

 

[R2RDAC]

Dear Schiit experts. At the moment I have a Bifrost multibit and a Lyr 2. For the loudspeakers a use the Lyr as preamp.
In the future a want to improve the setup. The focus is at the headphones.
Now my question: what is better sounding Freya with Jotunheim or a Mjolnir?

 

[wink]

... or both..?

 

[Pietro Cozzi Tinin]

Thank you, you just put into 3 pithy sentences what I've been doing for the last 6 months at work. That, listening to András Schiff's recording of Goldberg Variations (ECM) through my Yggy, and tasting some Bowmore complete my Friday evening.

Even only the Bowmore would do the trick for me.

 

[Pietro Cozzi Tinin]

Dear Schiit experts. At the moment I have a Bifrost multibit and a Lyr 2. For the loudspeakers a use the Lyr as preamp.
In the future a want to improve the setup. The focus is at the headphones.
Now my question: what is better sounding Freya with Jotunheim or a Mjolnir?

Mjolnir 2 is absolute endgame for me.

 

[Charente]

Mjolnir 2 is absolute endgame for me.

Completely agree ... I've settled on GE 5670 tubes with the MJ2, which are excellent IMO.

 

[Pietro Cozzi Tinin]

I use them with the 6922's from iFi.
I will test the GE5670's if I can score a good matched pair.
One more advise... I have the LYSST as well but they sound like crap to me. (TO ME!!)
Hold those as spare when extraterrestrials spray a glass dissolving compound on the earth.
And mind you... that will be sooner than later.

 

[JoeKickass]

Mjolnir 2 is absolute endgame for me.

Note to self, do NOT listen to the Mjolnir 2! I really do like the Jotunheim, and for the past year I have assumed it is my endgame...

This thread is getting expensive, I still have to buy two Vidars!

 

[Charente]

Of course, once you HAVE heard the MJ2, you will want to consider some headphones ... like the MrSpeakers Aeon Flow Open ... excellent pairing IMO.