Nelson Pass, Thanks for writing!

[KevinHeem]

I think I've read nearly all your articles, some of them several times. They are the most enjoyable technical writing I have read, of course you have a slight advantage in that I share your passion for the subject matter.

The simple, clear, elegant style (with a bit of humor) in which you move through an article is refreshing. By building on a central concept which is always kept in reference it's easy to follow the purpose of the article.

I realize that around the industry you are known for your circuit designs, I think you're equally as strong in your ability to teach. I know it takes time to sit down and pound out an article, and I appreciate all the work you have done for past, present, and future DIYers (including Me).

Thank You,
Kevin

[Nelson Pass]

Thank you. Your name has been placed on the list in the
event of amplifier rapture.

[Zen Mod]

@ Kevin

that's nonsense ;

look at my sig - my Papa is waaaay smarter than your Nelson

[jupiterjune]

Thank you. Your name has been placed on the list in the event of amplifier rapture.

ouch.

I would hate to find that my amps have gone up to heaven. I am pretty sure I would not be allowed to follow....

JJ

[Nelson Pass]

Yes, in amplifier hell, all amplifiers are locked in enclosed cabinets
without ventilation.

[KevinHeem]

So then in heaven would all amplifiers run in class D?

[Cal Weldon]

In heaven they use no electricity at all.

[Salas]

In heaven we all play in the band of angels and Elvis is the lead singer. Unplugged.

[KevinHeem]

It was a trick question. Of course amplifiers would run in Class A, they would warm the feet of Saints from above while being cooled by the wings of angels from below.