Ayup! Ooops.... :beerchug: Last year's CJ London was awesomeness-on-a-stick. Andrew

Beans beans, The musical art, The more you eat, The more you… Andrew

Wild boar - particularly brilliant with pasta at a mountain rifugio. Log fire and all. Andrew

Also my favourite valve on my Lyr 3. Rich and smooth, just how I like my coffee. Andrew

An interesting rumour was made known to me today that Schiit is planning a new product. Basically an active subwoofer in balanced configuration utilising two bass drivers in push-pull and driven independently by each half of the balanced circuit. It’s working product-name is Fenrir. The...

I believe it isn’t all-in-one. It is an adapter and socket saver of the same style and tightly fitted together. I did the same a while back with a gold one. Andrew

As a fellow Brit, I loved Texas when I went there for a telecoms standards forum. It was at Fort Worth and was intrigued with the rifle culture, and played a few games of pool with the locals - Super Bowl happened to be on at the same time. Andrew

Well, new building in Texas. I bet that will cover a multitude of Syns 😉 Andrew

Does the valve work as a buffer or an amp stage? Andrew

This is likely to be a massive improvement. Valves will change their sound characteristics with the anode voltage - and the trick is to find that sweet-spot anode voltage. Andrew

Any chance of Schiit being represented at this year’s London CanJam? Andrew

You’re tempting me to roll out my old “Tyrs for Fears” joke. Oh, look what you just did! Andrew

Great writeup on what will be an awesome product. Here’s a chapter idea based on your article and my recent thoughts about the Vidar 2: something covering power vs loudspeaker load would be great - including singled ended vs balanced capability when it comes to impedance rating, current...

Opening the box, finding a physical manual, and reading the Stoddard-isms, are all part of the ownership experience. I also appreciate Edit2, as that ties into my “sustainability” question a month-or-so ago. Andrew

So 'tomorrow never comes' ;) Andrew