Schiit Happened: The Story of the World's Most Improbable Start-Up
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What in sam hell am I looking at?! It. Is. Beautiful.
It can be done by applying voltage to the filaments or by drilling a hole in the keyway of octal tubes without drilling into the glass and inserting an LED. I did this for some headphone stands and used CR 2032 batteries and a switch in the base.

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Nov 27, 2021 at 10:27 AM Post #84,832 of 150,705
Audiophiles don't listen to music. They listen to sounds emanating from playing music. Audiophyllia has nothing to do with music appreciation.
That's a bit like saying one with a Hasselblad camera cannot truly appreciate photographic art. One can seek to own high quality equipment and still appreciate their preferred art, whether it be photography or music. I know a few artists and they are as anal as most audiophiles -- if not more! :D
 
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Nov 27, 2021 at 10:33 AM Post #84,833 of 150,705
I looked at the picture and figured it might cost around 20k€. Nope, not even close. That’s almost as much as I paid for my house.
I have zero issues with people spending their own money as they see fit. Truly. But, I do bristle a bit when reviewers describe/imply very expensive luxury goods as "affordable".

End of small rant.

BTW, we need more pictures of Elma, please!
 
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Looks like an SLA70 in the background?
What else could it be? :ksc75smile: A MK II.

I tend to get involved with several projects at once and I was halfway through changing caps when I decided to figure our what color LED would look best to give the illusion of a working tube.
 
Nov 27, 2021 at 10:45 AM Post #84,838 of 150,705
Please pay attention. Schiit doesn't build a class D amp, but they do build amps with switching supplies.
"Please pay attention"? OK you were the one calling for using Hypex modules, so now you have my attention, tell me something I don't know?
 
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Missed that one! Ordered! Thanks!!

I love quality music live on Bluray.


I've seen KWS in concert, so a must-have for me. ORDERED!! :D

(Opened for 'George Thorogood and The Destroyers'. KWS stole the show , IMHO.)
 
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Nov 27, 2021 at 11:01 AM Post #84,840 of 150,705
"Please pay attention"? OK you were the one calling for using Hypex modules, so now you have my attention, tell me something I don't know?
I wasn't asking about Hypex amp modules, I was asking about switching supplies. Sure, they have a similar operating principle, but good switching supplies offer a lot more to various circuits. Manley is using them with nearly all of their new products, including their very best mics and micpres. Given Jason's recent statement about the Tyr's weight, it's probably a linear supply. One reason I'm curious about the Tyr is to see whether any Continuity circuit, switchable (meaning bias currents in Continuity) or not, is included.
 
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