Actually, this is shocking! I was thinking of looking him up when we go to Scotland this summer. Requiescat.
I am surprised we did not notice the lapse in posts. Prolific, he was!
I know I wondered where he found the time to post!
No question, everyone at DIYAudio interacted with Andrew at one time or another.
This time one can say with sincerity: it just won't be the same around here ...
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Just took a look - last post 8th of February. Surprised we did not notice his absence. We all are too busy, aren't we?
I know I wondered where he found the time to post!
No question, everyone at DIYAudio interacted with Andrew at one time or another.
This time one can say with sincerity: it just won't be the same around here ...
PS
Just took a look - last post 8th of February. Surprised we did not notice his absence. We all are too busy, aren't we?
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In his own way, he guided and challenged at the same time and urged us to think through problems to further our understanding. I shall miss him
My best to his family.
nash
My best to his family.
nash
OMG this is quite a shock. He was such a great contributor, and we were really lucky to have such a knowledgeable and capable person donating so much of his time to help us.
My sincerest condolences to his family.
My sincerest condolences to his family.
That comes as a chok. So sad to hear it. Had some communications going with him on mail some months ago. The most helpful person with whom I´ve had the pleasure to exchange ideas and parts more than once. He´ll be missed big time. R.I.P Andrew.
Although I never met Andrew in person, he leaves a legacy behind him that may never be equaled. He will be sorely missed.
Very sad news. Condolences to the family. He was a great person and one of the most contributing members here. RIP...
Well damn! That's sad news. A few of us were wondering why he hadn't posted lately. Very sad to hear the worst is true. R.I.P. Andrew.
Damn! Andrew was a seemingly indefatigable reader and advisor, to experienced and inexperienced alike, and, had I ever had the temerity to post my own "original" circuit proposals, I would have welcomed his comments. I'd like to think that he has inquired about the "pin 1 problem" up there, been told he has been correct, and is indeed resting in peace.