I just fetched my 990 invoice. Lucky as I am, <sarcasm ON> it's dated october 30, 2007, so I'm mere days outside the 10 years time frame... I'm in Canada, so I need to add to the sale price : additionnal shipping fee, custom fee, both Canadian sale taxes and the curency exchange rate. Of course, none of this are Outlaw's fault! But the 100$ rebate would have softened the deal for me! I understand Outlaw wanting a cutoff date, but as was pointed out already, the initial offer made no mention of a time-limit. On top of that, the actual release date was pushed for months from june to a yet to be announced date.

Oh well.

Did I miss something???
Where did the 10 year window come from?
I see it now.

I read through much of the excellent manual of the 976 and I wonder if there will be any future or additional information on how to incorporate REW with the 976. I am really interested in how to send the correction files from REW to the 976. I have read the guides for REW and it sounds like the correction files will be exported to the 976 once you are done saving your files.

Just got my pre-order in - Thank You Outlaws. I can't wait to hear and see what the electrons sound and look like after running their way through the 976.

Did I miss it? What is the story on what/who and where the Blue Tooth receiver will come from?

Pg. 20 of the manual explains the Bluetooth. I believe Outlaw will offer an optional BT module that connects to the back of the 976.

Wait, can you actually preorder it through that link? I thought the link only showed the page but wasn’t actually live yet.

Mine's ordered.

*Order cancelled until further review*

That's a cool count, and six years ago it mattered to me...

• Oppo
  
• Nintendo Wii (Only the one gaming system for me!)
  
• Laserdisc
  
• Legacy S-VHS
  
• HTPC
  
• Aux input for MHL (phones)
  
• Roku
  
• Dish Tuner
  
• WD Media Center

But that was then. Now it's down to...

• 4K BluRay
  
• Roku

And the only reason for the Roku is that my TV is a (2-yr old) top-of-the-line Samsung Tizen, which means great picture, terrible apps and software. It sort-of supports a lot, but the Roku is more reliable. Still have a PC and Nintendo, never turn them on. Cut the cord a long time ago also. The rest have been replaced with TV or Roku apps/channels or casting and the ethernet.

Out of curiosity, how many devices do you (forum at large) regularly use?

Crap!!! No phono pre-amp....

Quite a few, 3 with HDMI and 4 analog.

Having looked at the manual, I would have liked to have the ability to re-name the inputs which isn't available.