[quote user="nmartin771"] [quote user="Puncher"] Hurrah - a giant iPod Touch........just what I needed. [/quote] For the first time I'm with you Pounc on this ! Don't take me wrong, I'm a huge Apple fun ( typing this from iMac ) ... But come on !!! in design business we have one sentence " if you can't make it

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="Puncher"]Do I take it your first name is Shaun?! [/quote] [/quote] Shaun

[quote user="burantek"] I'm in... Told SWIRO: I EXPECT one for my BDay! [/quote] Do I take it your first name is Shaun?!

It sure looks unwieldy in his hands - perhaps it's too big! Maybe 8x5 or 6x4 might have been more "handy"sized?

[quote user="out_of_bounce"] Thanks for your reaction, My Quad 44 pre amp has 4 pins DIN socket for 500 mV, a 5 V RCA and a 1.6 V RCA output. My best bet may be to use the 500 mV socket? Will try this tomorrow and let you know [/quote] What did you use when you tried it before? The 5V is definitely out, but it will be between the 1.6V and

Hurrah - a giant iPod Touch........just what I needed.

I remember him playing for West Germany during the Seventies!

I may be wrong here but I think early 44's had either a 5V output (from a pair of phono sockets) or a 500mV output (from a Din socket). There was a modification on later models to add a 1.6V output on an additional pair of phono sockets. The Beolabs expect a nominal 1V input (I believe) at the input phono socket. Obviously the 5V output is far too

[quote user="elephant"] [quote user="Puncher"] I certainly didn't see anything that said "precision"! [/quote] well ... the sequence where the chap judge the closeness of the fit on the two pieces at the corner, tweaked them a tad, then ran his finger over the knife edge for a second time to test the sharpness/smoothness

I'm sorry, but if you take away all of the "aluminium frame catching the light" shots this is just any other production line facility - I certainly didn't see anything that said "precision"!