On 14 Jun 2004 22:50:11 GMT, ohawker (Andy
Evans) wrote:

But all that points to is incompetence of
design, not some mystical property of components (hint - they don't
have any!).

With your condescending attitude and plain lack of understanding of the
creative process, I'm surprised you get any work as a consultant. Maybe you
don't. Like you can't provide me with any of your own design valve circuits
despite pretending to be an authority and putting down everyone else. Sad.

=== Andy Evans ===
Visit our Website:- http://www.artsandmedia.com
Audio, music and health pages and interesting links.

No, it isn't condescending to point out that the emperor is not
wearing any clothes. If you and your kind want to carry on your nasty
little con act whereby you persuade the lame of brain that you possess
some kind of arcane knowledge and ability that they can't share,
unless they buy the magic beans from you, then yes - I will stand up
and yell.

For further laughs may I direct the casual reader to Andy's web site
where he can find such gems as speaker cables that cause hum if they
aren't braided right. Apparently it is RF interference that causes
this. Apparently women can tell you how to do this (no condescension
there then!) Be further tickled by the fact that they start out
bright, but get mellow as they burn in.

There is a nice comparison of tubes too. Would anyone like to hear a
round, wooden grand piano? Yes? You will find it here folks!
Apparently it is caused by having a double mica spacing washer and
plates that are brown or grey. Right. Never knew that.

It is very evident from the above that your expertise lies in the
creative media, and your understanding of the engineering needed for
amplifier design amounts to zero. Perhaps you could take one of your
own counseling sessions to help you come to terms with your fame.

d
Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com