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I think there's some confusion with what I said about ReplayGain. You don't have to redo anything when you add music. You just normalize the new music. If you want your collection to be normalized with other normalizers you have to renormalize everything when you add new music --if you want...

Jan Kivar, I have heard somewhat the opposite asserted: that the reason newer disks were louder was because they were mixed to be played on the radio. I have noticed that many albums of radio friendly bands have a compressed dynamic range on the CD itself. This may just be the style of music...

I would strongly suggest Replaygain. It is by far the most powerful normalizing tool I have found, and I'm pretty serious about audio archiving. Replaygain does not modify the files themselves (and so can be used on lossless audio without destroying the integrity of the archive). It works by...

BooST, Thanks for the photo; it's the best description possible. There's certainly tons of space. The perspective of the shots on NewEgg gave me a significantly distorted impression of the layout. It looks that dual CPU boards would also be fine, as long as the heatsinks weren't too tall.

ddrueding, How well clear of the CPU cooler does that second hard drive rack stay? (The 3.5" rack attached to the center crossbeam). Have you ever had any trouble fitting large coolers up against that with any of the motherboards you've installed?

Computer Generated Baby, Indeed. :( A couple Hakuba ones were the models I have been looking at. I haven't actually been able to see one, physically in front of me. Halifax doesn't have a tremendous selection of higher end photography gear around. I'm likely going to have to mail order...

Lunar Mist, and others who have participated in this thread, might you be able to direct me towards some Carbon Fibre tripods? I wasn't aware there were such serious photographers here. I have being considering purchasing one for nearly half a year now. Most of my shooting takes place in very...