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  1. 05-02-2009, 04:35 PM #10
    Glen B
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    Quote Originally Posted by atomicAdam
    Glen B - that is super pimp!

    I wish I was knowledgeable about EE - it is so interesting but I hate math so much.
    There are a lot of non-EEs doing some serious DIY work. Just pay a visit to diyAudio forum and the Lab at Audio Circle.

    Quote Originally Posted by nightflier
    Very impressive indeed. To isolate the digital from the analog, I've been using to power systems (one Monster and the other Furman). Probably nothing like what you've built, but it works for now. I also don't have an EE.

    At the risk of getting pimp-slapped like an AA newbie, any thoughts on adding one or more LEDs to the front? Granted, my Monster's light show is quite the eye-sore, but just for piece of mind, it's nice to know that at least your power center is on and working properly.
    Look at picture #4 in post # 20, and also in the photo gallery at the first link. I have a blue LED on the front panel.
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