bjderf

Under utilize.

Looking for $220. Come with the box. Cash and carry.

Or trade for Cozoy Astrapi. Sorry this is the only item I am willing to trade for.

SMS nine hundred 4 double six 16.

Thanks for looking.

Brand new, unopen in box.

Looking to get $480, self collect.

Please SMS nine hundred-4-6616 if interested.

Low ballers will be politely ignored. I seek your understanding.

Thanks for looking.

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Hi looking for something to drive my Grado 225.

If you have something gathering dust or taking up space and willing to let go in the range of $120 to $150. Do let me know.

DIY amps welcome. Cosmetic not important, but chassis at least needs to be complete and working perfectly because I'm not going to fiddle with it.

Appreciate if you can send email to: b j c h e n "at" singnet "dot" com "dot" sg (no spaces).

Thank you.

Hi if you have the above to let go, let me know how much you are looking at.

bjchen "at" singnet[dot]com[dot]sg

Thank you.

Hi looking for the above. If have one to let go do let me know.

bjderf at yahoo.com.sg

Thank you all.

Hi Habba,

thanks for the input.

I'm just thinking that I probably still want that clicky feel. I'll check it out when I'm in SLS. Although I'll check with Apple 1st on what they charge.

BJ

Hi everyone,

can anyone recommend where I can get the button on an iPod Touch fixed?

Short of going back to Apple of course.

Thank you.

OK.

Very nice picture.

Thanks for sharing.

Since we are on the subject of Diamond Buffers, has anyone seen this?

http://www.my3c.net/product/detail.asp?gid=7&ky=&pid=2370

Cost around $25 (excluding shipping from Taiwan) for 2 channels.

Says its able to drive headphones too.

Thanks pegasus21. So simply put diamond buffer helps with the matching of impedance between

equipment, and provides some gain too. I'm trying to match my equipment to my amp which only

has an input impedance of 20k ohm.

From what I know, it is pretty much the internals of a buffer being assembled using individual components. This has the benefit of a higher current limit. I'm not sure if the distortion is lower than a BUF634. Pretty low though at 0.002% as mentioned by Walt Jung.

 

A buffer is to give you the low output impedance as well as to give the power need to drive the stuffs connected at the output. If your signal comes out of the amplifier but doesn't have enough power to drive whatever that's connected to it, the signal voltage will drop and you thus have the situation where your load isn't driven well.

Hi All,

I've been reading bits and pieces of this thread.

Am sorry to hear what happen to some of you. I guess

everybody is out to make a quick buck.

But can someone point me in the right direction what this

diamond buffer is about? I been unsuccessful in finding information.

I think I did read about this being designed by Walt Jung (the master of the

super regulators.)

Anyway I am sure it offers some sonic upgrade to your equipment, and in this

forum the application I assume will be for headphone amps? But I am wondering

what does it do? Why would you need to add a buffer? I am not technical at all.

And from what I've been reading, you'd want less things in your signal path right?

If the headamp, or maybe the output stage of a DAC is doing its job why add

something else?

Thanks for reading, any help is much appreciated.

I own many pair of mogami with different connector from nuetric, cardas to bullet. I were puzzed why they did not sound as good as audience au24 even 100 of hours of running in until I open a pair of audience au24 and found out the answer.

 

It is a good IC if it is terminated carefully and properly. Don't expect magic from this cable but it definately worth more than the money you paid for as compared with many other overpriced IC in the market.

Hi bkling,

care to share what you saw when you open the au24?

Thanks.

Wah piang! How can I be so blind.

Ha ha... just says more about Burson.

Hi guys,

I'm new here.

Would like to share that I came across the Burson Discreet OPAMP/HDAM

module over at TNT review a couple months back. Was interested for my Zhaolu,

so I did some researching on the net, and came across this.

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread/t-79185.html

You may recognize the handle "Ruach" from Echoloft. I think he did a good job

pointing it out.

It does not mean that the OPAMP module is bad or does not work (in fact TNT

says good things about it,) but it was enough to put me off.

Just thought you might want to readup on it.

Thank you all for your interest.

But it looks like I have a deal.

So this want ad is closed (I don't know how to delete this thread.)

Looking to buy a used white Sony MDR-EX71SL cheap.

If you don't like it, and you want to make a little

money from it, please let me know.

I'll pick one up only if the price is very good, so appreciate

you can make your offer. Please, it has to be working

properly. I can only deal at an MRT station in town lunch time

weekdays. There is no other time, or place. Mail won't work because

I want to test it. Sorry, but I've been burnt before, and it was

really unpleasant.

No dealers please.

Thanks for looking.