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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Hello,
I joined this forum a while ago, as my google searches would often lead me here! I have been drawn into the heady world of valve amps and horn speakers by both my brother (original World Audio Design PP ECL82's), and a colleague at work ( MingDa 805 SET's). I have been working for the past 15 years as a CAD designer and mechanical engineer to the automotive industry, and prior to that gained an apprenticeship in toolmaking ,which I continued with for 10 years. As you can imagine I have no formal training in electronics, in fact I found it pretty heavy going at colleague, but I have decided to have a go at making some valve amps, and suitable speakers. I have read all the books by Morgan Jones, and Bruce Rozenblit, and others, and I am part way through building some mono blocks with 807's as output valves (directly coupled to some ECC81's, and wired as triodes), Hence the moniker NJE807. I have been reading articles on this forum for a while now, soaking up information, especially on valve circuits and speaker design , and appreciate the gracious wealth of knowledge available from learnt scholars of the subject. The thing I really want to grasp, is HIFI from first principles. The idea of building a simple circuit, instead of buying a plastic box full of cheap components is where it's at for me. Kind Regards, Neil Edgar The more you learn, the more you realise, there is still more to learn. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Wirral UK
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If you still have access to a machine shop, I think a man that can make nice volume knobs and the like would find many friends here!
Be warned though, it's adictive. John |
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Speakerholic
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Hello Neil and welcome to the forums.
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