AndrewT R.I.P.

[ishiru]

this is sad. i just want to ask for advice from him like a few minutes ago and found out "R.I.P" title on his profile.
oh well.. 🙁

 

[mjf]

he did a great work on diyaudio.com, with patience and precision.
r.i.p.

 

[esgigt]

This is very sad news, indeed. He'll be missed 🙁

 

[Marra]

Such sad news. RIP Andrew.

 

[TIC37]

I am deeply sorry to hear this, I have enjoyed many of Andrews tips and writings here at DIY Audio and he will be missed.
Rest in peace.

 

[dady]

Oh damn, so sorry, a big contributor to our forum, seriously and compromised with the true in all the expressions, R I P dude.

 

[binspaul]

Sorry to hear this.

 

[turk 182]

may peace and truth be with you AndrewT

 

[Vix]

I just read this. 🙁 Reminds us of how fragile we are. However, good word and advices live forever.
Rest in peace...

 

[Nag]

Very Sad News. He always helps. People always remember you through the music which is flowing from the musci systems they built with the help of you.

 

[vcar]

Seven years I am a member of this forum and this is my first post. I am very saddened by the news of the death of the respected members of this forum... Thank you for the great knowledge you have given us.

Rest in peace.

 

[AVWERK]

Andrew posted 63,737 times and an average of 12 times a day
His last post was on Feb 8th 2018

A loyal DIY audio trooper this one ...

Regards
David

 

[xrk971]

Always helpful and a wealth of knowledge, AndrewT, you will be missed. I am still looking for a photo of one of your amps. 🙂
S.I.P. (Solder In Peace).

 

[kevinkr]

Goodbye Andrew, in your own inimitable style you helped many members here. You will be missed.

 

[jean-paul]

Crossed swords with AndrewT on many occasions regarding electrical safety/grounding. Despite coming from different directions I respected him a lot as he always was a gentleman. A gentleman with a lot of knowledge not taking safety for granted. It is sad to learn he has passed away. My condolences to his family and friends.

 

[Fast Eddie D]

Well it is very sad to hear this. A lot of us are at that age where the people we know are dying every few months.🙁

Andrew was patient and knew how to make people think. He knew how to gauge his answer to someone's level of understanding. He had good ideas for people from beginners to experienced engineers. His contributions were valuable to this community.

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[Pano]

Andrew's Family

I knew almost nothing about Andrew outside the forum, but thought that his family might like to read the outpouring of good wishes here.

This morning I received an email from Andrew's sister Nadia. Apparently Andrew's passing was sudden, within 2 weeks of his diagnoses.
Nadia would like everyone here to know that all the responses are appreciated.

Nadia says: "I have just received and read the online forum condolences for my brother Andrew. It took my breath away, and I am sure the family will get some comfort from this."


RIP AndrewT

 

[merlin el mago]

Thanks for let us know Pano.

 

[Vrystaat]

Andrew toured South Africa last year September/ October and said he enjoyed it a lot, would have love to have met him. I once got some lip from him after spelling whiskey i.s.o whisky as in Scottish whisky.🙂
R.I.P Andrew, you will be missed!!

 

[Earl Grey]

I post here very rarely but read every day. I have always enjoyed both Andrew's expertise and the spirit in which he contributed, and I am saddened and shocked to hear of his passing so young. Condolences to his family and friends.