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Very helpful guys. Thank you! I'll collect some part this weekend.

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Thank you for sharing those wonderful pics. Those are bling. :) I too think those tubes will smooth things out a bit, not too much to make is butter, just enough to spread. :) I really like those very very special speakers too. What a fantastic setup. You should take the C22 out and run it...

Funny that you say that. Thats exactly what I used mine for. Great for cutting mixed tracks to transfer to CDs. :yes: Oh, forgot to mention that I have a Mini-disc Walkman too. Works GREAT!

If I didn't already have a C22ce version, I would be very very interested in this combo. I hope Mc will make a set in standard version.

I have a Yamaha MDX-793 sitting around collecting dust. I run it once every two weeks just to keep the juice flowing. It looks like this.

Please do an unboxing pictures/video. I can't wait for your write up. :)

Windows or Mac? Try this: go to the itunes store menu at the top and then click on turn off genius.

They sure don't make them the same anymore.

You'll be very happy with a Mc275MK-V, trust me.

I felt that way when I sold my MC352. Two years later I bought one again. A year later I sold it, again. Now I have a Mc602 in its place. I've decided not to sell any of my McIntosh gear unless I'm dying on a death bed.

I have to see it in person.

http://i.gizmodo.com/5192714/mcintosh-celebrates-its-60th-anniversary-blasts-tube-amps-into-the-21st-century Audiophiles across the world have their minds blown as McIntosh upgrades two classic home audio components in the "Classic Systems" limited release. I'd be more excited if I had...

Go with a MCD500 and be done with it.

I couldn't get Front Row to play the Handbrake rips in 5.1 surround. I really didn't want to use any other media app because Front Row is easy and nice looking, easy for the rest of the family. Ripit rips the DVD to VIDEO_TS with all DVD functions and Front Row plays nicely with the files...

Your opinion on this issue. Will we get enhanced video performance if we were to connect our Mac Mini or ATV to an high-end video processor. Would it yield any benefits? Here are the specs of this machine. $2500 USD. Denon’s DVP-602CI video processor and HDMI switcher solves two vexing...

I did a side by side. Handbrake is not as perfect as Ripit, but it's what I use for iPhone & iTunes. I now use the Ripit rips on the big screen via Front Row. The rips are much faster(3x) than Handbrake.

Rip the commercial DVD with Ripit (www.ripit.com) or Mac the Ripper. This will create a VIDEO_TS file. You can point the file to where ever you like. Get the artwork for the movie on the web. www.slothradio.com/covers is a good start. Save the artwork to your Mac. Make a copy of it and...

Check out my post here on how to get movies to your iTunes, all your computers and iPod Touch too. http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=219445

Setting up the Mac Mini is the most time consuming part. I have a 500gb hard drive in mine for muisc and a 2 TB Firewire hard drive for Movies attached. All movies are played in Front Row. Music are played in iTunes with iPod Touch as remote. Mini connected to a PS audio DAC Link III for...

No issues with VLC. Installed and closed app. Handbrake did the rest. The only problem I had was 5.1 DD surround playing through optical out. Of all the great things Apple does this is the one thing I hate them for. itunes and Front Row does not support 5.1 DD. Apple wants you to buy Apple TV if...

Put a link here so we can find it. :)

Handbrake puts the file on your desktop unless you tell it not to. You then drag the file into the iTunes logo. iTunes will open and import the movie and place it in the movies section. You can then delete the file on your desktop. The meta data can be change in iTunes "get info" when you right...

Back to the Future II screen shot taken from my MacBook Air. I love this movie. :) Not too bad for 1989 movie. Sorry for posting so many pictures. I am just very happy with the results. I used Handbrake all the way. I love being able to take everything on to my iPhone.