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  1. i got this msg when i tried to post and sent message mellow.gif

     

    Warning: fsockopen(): unable to connect to localhost:25 in /home/ablaze/public_html/sources/lib/emailer.php on line 475

     

    Mail Error!

     

    SMTP protocol failure!

    Host: localhost

    Return Code:

    Return Msg:

    Invision Power Board Error: Could not open a socket to the SMTP server

    Check your SMTP settings from the admin control panel

     

    ended up with multiple post in the forum tongue.gif sorry


  2. Could it be the cable that rejects RFI/EMI better?

    could be unsure.gif

     

    there's somthing writen on the box about the cable used for the W1000, but its in japanese, here's what i can read that is not japanese

     

    " 3.0m6N-OFC + Hi-OFC " "99.99% (4N)"

     

    there is also this "8N-OFC" don't know what is this abt


  3. just got rough price from dougles of Hung Bros on this phones...close to s$3K w00t.gif

     

    he said that Audio Technica Singapore puts the date for the release of this headphone @ 27th Nov

     

    also told me the leather is "Jaguar" i think he means its the same leather as those used in the jaguar cars unsure.gif

     

    can't be actually made of jaguar skin can it? blink.gif


  4. i hav switch back to the old drive laugh.gif opened up the drive to clean up the lens a little, seems to do the trick

     

    the noise is still there but not as obvious as with the Sony 52x drive.

     

    one more interesting thing i observed with my setup headphone.gif ...the noise doesn't show with the ATH-W1000, so i think it may be true some ppl say this headphone can hide inperfections in the source or recording

     

    i hear the noise most when using my FC7 (audio technica)

     


  5. Check out CD-PRO2 if you have got a chance, it's one high-end CD transport which I'm planning to get.

    its looks real cool too, anyone in SGH using this? looks like a very good base for a top loading CDP

     

    anyone know what is the price for it in S$ rolleyes.gif


  6. yes they do wub.gif

     

    there's talk abt external DAC , buffer using supplus EDO ram , mp3 surport , CD-text...going to be a big project biggrin.gif

     

    i think my problem with the new drive could be its speed, 52x is too fast and that generates noise, the old drive was 8x, so i did not notice the noise


  7. ok got a start point now...need a microprocessor chip "8051 CDRom Controller" now to figure out where to get it, and learn how to program it w00t.gif

     

    hey guys, it looks like there is also a lot of ppl out there looking at the same idea, to hav a cheap, easily replacable CD transport, that hooks up to their amps

     

    http://www.diyzone.net/article.php?sid=195

     

    very interesting link above take a look , but its in chinese...i think

     

    some interesting pic below, looks cool don't u think cool.gif no need for expensive CDP anymore w00t.gif

     

    user posted image

     

    user posted image

     

    DIY amps + CDP wub.gif


  8. the previous CDROM i was using seems to be better, i did not notice any such noise, its a Philips, manufactured in 1997.

     

    but that drive is too old, i need to leave it on for abt 1/2 hr before it will play any disc.

     

    the new drive is a sony 52x, anyone else hav this unit in their PC? maybe can test and see if it has the results with a headphone amp connected to the soundcard headphone.gif


  9. the previous CDROM i was using seems to be better, i did not notice any such noise, its a Philips, manufactured in 1997.

     

    but that drive is too old, i need to leave it on for abt 1/2 hr before it will play any disc.

     

    the new drive is a sony 52x, anyone else hav this unit in their PC? maybe can test and see if it has the results with a headphone amp connected to the soundcard headphone.gif


  10. same here , not isolation problem, cause i can't hear it with headphones off, not even when i put my ear next to the drive, so i can only think of one source, the new cable

     

    think thats what they mean by "zero loss" lol.gif cause all the noise gets picked up too, and amplified by the amp


  11. Yes. Even using microcontroller, they basically outputs '1' and '0'. Using switches is the easiest way out.

     

    I am now searching the souce to control it.

    biggrin.gif do share any info u can find

     

    i also think its possible to control it directly from the pins on the IDE port, thought i seen it somewhere but can't remember, if can then only need to count the pins & connect them to a switch

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