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What about the extra boards i ordered ? You should have a extra external hard drive that backs up your main drive / drive's still have it back up every few days in the middle of the night just because you have raid doesn't mean you will never loose your data. I have a external hard drive that backs up at night time when i'm sleeping. In the morning when i arrive at the machine it tells me back up successful or not. maybe buy a maxtor one touch something simple with a usb2.0 or FW400.


Jason
 
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jleaman said:
I have a external hard drive that backs up at night time when i'm sleeping. In the morning when i arrive at the machine it tells me back up successful or not. maybe buy a maxtor one touch something simple with a usb2.0 or FW400.
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Yes, this is what I do. I have found RAID on desktop PCs to be not so reliable. An external drive is the way to go 😉
 
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I am placing the order tonight! Please order today if you would like to participate.

What is available
MOXlite - $8 - 2 bandpass, 1HP, 2 EQ, regulators
Opamp - $5 - 8 discrete opamp boards
Shipping - $6 USA, $7 Canada and rest of world

Please note that the board will NOT have onboard pots. Delivery to me is ~May 16th, I will ship all boards the following day.

http://www.anidian.com/audio/construct/mox_order.shtml

Thanks everyone!
 
#88
Thanks kepa1--you beat me to it. A little more info that I had already typed:

The discrete boards are a totally optional discrete opamp design that is also compatible with MOXlite. The price includes only the boards -- enough for 8 single or 4 dual opamps. There are no surface mount parts.

I don't really recommend the discrete opamp for novices. It is (relatively) expensive, and I think time and energy would be better spent optimizing other areas. But if you want to build your own opamps, it is a nice way to try it out. The 2SK389 is hard to beat as an input stage.
 
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Coulomb said:


Having the tools and having the skills are two totally different things.😀

Tell me Jason are you still looking for a decent soldering iron for conventional work? I priced a model out for $89 CAD that has great potential.

Regards

Anthony
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Yes i do need one.. What does it look like ? what make what model ?
 
#98
The order is in! There were a total of 87 orders. I'll be donating at least $1 a board to DIYaudio once I get I verify the orders are correct.

I should receive the boards on or before May 20th. The annual is coming.

I've ordered additional boards, so I'll continue to accept orders as long as I have boards available. Thanks everyone.
 
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