| Southside Ron |
Hello from Alberta Canada! Well I'm a 51 year old guitar player who wants one of those boutique amplifiers but cannot see myself spending all that money. I studied electronics in the early 70's so I thought I would just build myself one. For pocket money while I was in school I used to fix tube radios and televisions. Of course you collect a lot of non repairable units; hence my small supply of tubes. I need to solve a bug in my design and I need help.
And while I'm at it maybe I can help someone with a problem. I used to do a lot of trouble shooting. There sure seems to be some very bright people here and I look forward to helping anyone if I can. |
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| Cal Weldon |
| Hello from the other side of the Rockies and welcome to the forums. |
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| planet10 |
Hi Ron,
I lived on the southside when i was going to U of A.
dave |
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| Cal Weldon |
| Southside. Is that the "old" part of town? |
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| planet10 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cal Weldon
Southside. Is that the "old" part of town? |
Edmonton is divided into a southside & a north side by the North Saskatchewan River (ignoring the now massive west end that has sprung up in the last 40 years.
dave |
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| Cal Weldon |
| Yes, I spent a couple of months stationed on Jasper avenue. I thought that the south was an older part of town and that the north and west areas are newer. No? |
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| Southside Ron |
Gee! Thanks for the warm welcome!
Well as mentioned, the city is divided by the North Saskatchewn River. I have, for the most part lived on the southside as an adult. I grew up on a farm just East of the city. I was in a band many years ago and was the only one from the South side of Edmonton. The drummer said I needed a handle like Southside Johnny and the ??? so I got Southside Ronnie.
Thanks again for the warm welcome! |
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