for Nelson Pass or Mr Curl

[jacco vermeulen]

Per-Anders,

i sincerely hope you did not take my remark the wrong way.
Your willingness to help others by answering their questions is admirable.

My point was directed towards the first statement of this thread.
Why ask many questions to few ?
Why not a few questions adressed to many ?

Talking "directly" with Mr Pass, Mr Curl, Mr Hansen, and all other highly established names in audio engineering here is something many, as me, regard as priviliged.

But so is this entire pool of many, sharing a common passion.
And many are willing to tutor, not just the few.
I read the answers of the professionals carefully, often with a smile.
As i do with answers by others, as many know more than a few.

btw: i am not able to figure out the last part of your "statement" in Swedish.

[peranders]

Originally posted by jacco vermeulen
I sincerely hope you did not take my remark the wrong way.
Your willingness to help others by answering their questions is admirable.

btw: i am not able to figure out the last part of your "statement" in Swedish.

I think it's very boring to hear "go read some books, I know the answer but I don't feel like it telling you because you must work a little yourself". I'd say, answer if you have something positive to say and don't say anything if you don't want to contribute.

My sig is the american motto which I think europeans feel americans tries very hard to live up to. It's the opposite as "less is more" but less is more is not my deisgn guide for design.... see my title.