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Old 3rd December 2006, 12:47 PM   #11
awpagan is offline awpagan  Australia
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Ahhh, you're a computer guy!

That explains why you don't value your technician or their knowledge. Trust me, a proper amplifier repair is far more involved. I deal with computers on a daily basis but don't repair TV's (thank goodness).

You will find that that model of doing business may work for you, but it doesn't for audio service, insterment service or telephone service. The average "okay" test bench for audio may easily have $10K in equipment on it and more. Never mind parts stock and training.

-Chris

Have got to agree with you Chris.

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Big difference between a electronics tech and the computer tech.
Ones a four year tech course the others an expect because he can unplug a power supply and change it...

allan

ps.. To all the qualified computer engineers out there, this does NOT mean you.

Unfortunately the term "Technician" means very little these days.
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Old 3rd December 2006, 03:30 PM   #12
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Hi awpagan,
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ps.. To all the qualified computer engineers out there, this does NOT mean you.
Agreed, any good technician has my respect.

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Unfortunately the term "Technician" means very little these days.
Yup. everyone wants to be something these days. Whether or not they really are capable.

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So much for the original topic!
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Old 29th December 2006, 12:08 AM   #14
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Hi Toobstheway,
Yeah, it hooked off to the left there.

Feel free to bring it back OT.

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