SF Bay Area Meet in Marin -- Saturday, October 14, 2006
Oct 11, 2006 at 10:25 PM Post #106 of 149
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Originally Posted by prof.anderson
As a special favor to Voltron I have agreed to come listen to a selection of tasty equipment.

I'll also bring along my semi-portable source:
PIMETA w/ AD843 op-amps
HD650
shure E4c



It's really big of you to agree to come along, professor. Are you going to bring your new little Nano as your semi-portable source?
 
Oct 11, 2006 at 11:46 PM Post #108 of 149
Which is the better less-traffic route to take to get to Marin from the south - going through SF/Golden Gate (101) or taking the in-land route (880)? The two routes look about the same distance-wise from SJ.
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 12:00 AM Post #109 of 149
From San Jose I would go 280->19th Avenue->GG Bridge. IMO it's also lots prettier and lower-stress than the 880 route.

On summertime weekends this route gets backed up from tourist/GG Bridge traffic, but by this time of year it should be fine.
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 12:30 AM Post #110 of 149
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Originally Posted by episiarch
From San Jose I would go 280->19th Avenue->GG Bridge. IMO it's also lots prettier and lower-stress than the 880 route.

On summertime weekends this route gets backed up from tourist/GG Bridge traffic, but by this time of year it should be fine.



Having done the trip + inverse many times.
I'd concur. Going up the east bay certainly isn't as pretty as 280. Bay Bridge maze is always problematic.

280 North typically starts to slow just before you reach the Stonestown Galeria,
then its stop/go due to the traffic lights all the way up 19th Avenue - but at least it moves.

No toll northbound on the GG - its $5 southbound -or $4 with FasTrak.
Richmond / San Rafael Bridge - $3 toll westbound, no toll eastbound.

If you can spare the time, and its a nice day, play tourist and check out the iconic view from Vista Point. Immediate first (right) exit after GG Bridge. Watch out for the tourists. Don't forget to bring your camera. 10 minutes well spent.
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 1:05 AM Post #111 of 149
Ok thanks, looks like I'm going for the scenic drive. Man this Saturday is going to be great, looking forward to hearing all the equipment and meeting you guys!
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 3:31 AM Post #112 of 149
My friendly UPS person knocked upon the door tonight and what did he bring?

La Transporter...

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...and most importantly, Sean's work was QC'd by frijoles negros - attack cat.

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Oct 12, 2006 at 6:53 AM Post #115 of 149
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Originally Posted by FZfan
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*sigh*, so near, and yet, so far...
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 3:37 PM Post #116 of 149
Adding to my equipment list: a portable DVD player, Micro DAC and a Gilmore Lite V2. The DVD player->optical->Micro DAC seems to make an acceptable* CD source. I'll tie the three amps I'm bringing (GLite, HeadFive, Go-Vibe 5) together to make the whole thing one multi-output rig.

*[size=xx-small]Oddly murky-seeming, though. Maybe it's just my ears this morning.[/size]
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 4:06 PM Post #117 of 149
turns out my ZD will be there.
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 6:43 PM Post #118 of 149
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Originally Posted by granodemostasa
turns out my ZD will be there.


And you won't? Ah so is the irony of life.


I can't attend
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prior commitments on Saturday and Sunday
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 7:25 PM Post #119 of 149
But Eddie / Craig / Eddie Current Will be coming.

He says he will bring up a Zana Duex, the proto HD30, EC/SS, Moth Hyper DAC, and a couple of the Russian Lunch Box amplifiers to blow out as meet specials for $125.00 if anyone is interested.
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 10:59 PM Post #120 of 149
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Originally Posted by Grahame
But Eddie / Craig / Eddie Current Will be coming.

He says he will bring up a Zana Duex, the proto HD30, EC/SS, Moth Hyper DAC, and a couple of the Russian Lunch Box amplifiers to blow out as meet specials for $125.00 if anyone is interested.



Good to know - thanks!
 

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