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Worth it for the O2/ODAC combo for convenience?

spandy34

I think im going to go ahead and order the o2 bamboo with aluminum knob  :D

 

I know everyone was going to loose sleep thinking about my decision tonight....

I felt the aluminum knob looked and felt out of place and that the black one looked nicer. 

(Owns bamboo O2)

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I felt the aluminum knob looked and felt out of place and that the black one looked nicer. 

(Owns bamboo O2)

 

I actually have the plastic knob on my personal o2. I have a "rare" if you can call it that, front panel as well. I kind of want to release them again.

 

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Sorry for the crap picture, way to lazy to get out my DSLR.

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I actually have the plastic knob on my personal o2. I have a "rare" if you can call it that, front panel as well. I kind of want to release them again.

 

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Sorry for the crap picture, way to lazy to get out my DSLR.

 

 Dang that looks sweet and would look awsome with the red backlight keys on my razer

black widow

 

You really gonna release that soon?

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 Dang that looks sweet and would look awsome with the red backlight keys on my razer

black widow

 

You really gonna release that soon?

 

Eh, no. Probably not. There's too many options as it is, and people sometimes get confused/scared when there's too many options. We used the acrylic front panels WAY back, before we even had our website. There's maybe 20 of them floating around in the wild somewhere.

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Wouldn't be to hard to do it yourself. Though if I did, I would swap the led for a green one. 

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Eh, no. Probably not. There's too many options as it is, and people sometimes get confused/scared when there's too many options. We used the acrylic front panels WAY back, before we even had our website. There's maybe 20 of them floating around in the wild somewhere.

 

http://www.headnhifi.com/02-front-panel

 

You can just buy one and stick it on a stock O2 I would imagine

"Pardon my French but this is just about the most ignorant blanket statement I've ever read. And though this is the internet, I'm not even exaggerating."

 

 

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Yea im not scared to attempt something like that.

 

Where would i get the face plate?

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Wouldn't be to hard to do it yourself. Though if I did, I would swap the led for a green one. 

 

Can't - LED's are actually functional in the circuit.

 

http://www.headnhifi.com/02-front-panel

 

You can just buy one and stick it on a stock O2 I would imagine

 

Oh yeah, I forgot he sells them.

 

Yea im not scared to attempt something like that.

 

Where would i get the face plate?

 

You can buy one from Stefan, you just need to unscrew the front 4 screws and swap the knobs.

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Can't - LED's are actually functional in the circuit.

Would it be to hard as to replace it with an electrically identical led thats just green?

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Would it be to hard as to replace it with an electrically identical led thats just green?

 

Yes, the color of the LED represents the current needed for power management. Long story short - You can't change the color without drastically changing the circuit.

 

See here - 

 

http://nwavguy.blogspot.com/2011/08/o2-details.html#circuitdescription

 

We switched from the red LED's to orange/yellow ones. They look a lot better.

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Yes, the color of the LED represents the current needed for power management. Long story short - You can't change the color without drastically changing the circuit.

 

See here - 

 

http://nwavguy.blogspot.com/2011/08/o2-details.html#circuitdescription

 

We switched from the red LED's to orange/yellow ones. They look a lot better.

Gayyyy

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ahhhh just realized the the acrylic front panels are for ones with power input in the front!!!!

 

I CAN NEVER WIN!?!?!?!?!

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