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Too true! Currently using network grade power distribution units (PDU's) with resettable breakers for office equip and audio. Built like tanks. So far so good.

That's the only issue I've had with this unit. Numerous times when attaching speaker cables I have touched the wires together and blown one or more fuses. Now I keep a supply of those fuses on hand. Oh sure I could just turn the power off before switching cables. And yet I never do. :facepalm:

Yes... interesting is a good word. :)

This is my unit I sent in. I bought it new in 2006 at Hi Fi Buys in Nashville, Tennessee. Retail price was $700 but I got it for $650 as part of a matching set with the RC-1070 pre amp, and the RCD 1072 cd player and a pair of Revel Performa M-22 speakers. I still have all the pieces and they...

Muchas Gracias mi Amigo!

Looking forward to it. :)

I'd like to formally request a title of Table Dancer. Although technically those white shoes in my avatar pic are dancing on a bar. Technically.

A word of warning about the Sabaj A10 D. When I opened the box and plugged mine into a set of Genelec 8010A's I found out very quickly that the Sabaj had been set at the factory to MAX VOLUME. It nearly blew me across the room with sound pressure. Fortunately the Genelecs were not damaged. Not...

I'm happy because the Carver bumped my Luxman Tub Amp up to third worst. Makin' progress! :)

This unit with any of the Genelec 8000 series plugged into the balanced outs and a cheap laptop with all your music on it plugged into the USB in and bada-boom, bada-bing; Reference Level Hi-Fi Audio. And you can take that to the bank.

CPU make may be an issue here. I have an AMD system that the Modi 2 works fine on but never could get it to be recognized on any Intel system that I tried. Even returned a new Intel laptop for that very reason. The Modi 3, however works great on both systems.

The Bill Withers - Just The Two of Us Best LP version ever.

All around me are familiar faces...

J'adore.

Freddie Hubbard: Red Clay

Let it rain, let it pour...

Nice! A great recording for the time and its like their saying goodbye to the 60's and embracing come what may in the future.

I go to see Walter live at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville about 2 months before he died in the value jet crash in Florida. He sounded just like this:

*Trigger Warning: This WILL leave a bruise* Julia Jacklin: Don't Know How To Keep Lovin' You

Kim Richey: Those Words We Said