Hi. I am just starting on DIY with a version of the famous Grado amp. Now, I have to say I do not know crap about the most basic stuff, but if DIY can save me some money I am willing to learn. I would like to warn you all that I have a lot of questions and would probably ask them a lot and very often. Thanks in advance and I promise I will try to be not very anoying. Chrs.
Hi, and welcome to the forum! I am no expert in electronics either, but I have managed to figure a lot out and not irritate people too much!! 😉
The secret is to read, read , read!!!. Then search, search, search!!! on topics you don't understand. It is frustrating at first, but you really can answer a lot of your questions by yourself if you try.
Asking the same questions that have already been asked many times is the thing that annoys people sometimes, but you will probably usually get a response.
good luck, and I hope you get addicted like the rest of us!!
The secret is to read, read , read!!!. Then search, search, search!!! on topics you don't understand. It is frustrating at first, but you really can answer a lot of your questions by yourself if you try.
Asking the same questions that have already been asked many times is the thing that annoys people sometimes, but you will probably usually get a response.
good luck, and I hope you get addicted like the rest of us!!
introducing myself
I'm just been accepted in this audio forum.
I am an electronic engineer born in Mexico and having worked in loudspeaker design for more than 15 years. I also worked for a short time at a loudspeaker company at Monroe Wisconsin-
Chears for being accepted.
I'm just been accepted in this audio forum.
I am an electronic engineer born in Mexico and having worked in loudspeaker design for more than 15 years. I also worked for a short time at a loudspeaker company at Monroe Wisconsin-
Chears for being accepted.
Hola
Hello Onix:
Sorry for writing in English, but is the official language of the forum.
How do you doing?. How is your progress with the amp?
If you like, you may give a phone call to 01-442-2430168, but after the 19:00. I wlll answer in Spanish.
Best Regards,
Hugo
Hello Onix:
Sorry for writing in English, but is the official language of the forum.
How do you doing?. How is your progress with the amp?
If you like, you may give a phone call to 01-442-2430168, but after the 19:00. I wlll answer in Spanish.
Best Regards,
Hugo
Hola Onix, hola Hugo,
Mucho gusto! Espero que esten disfrutando estar en Mexico. We go once a year to Mexico City but it's been a couple of years since I was in Queretaro. Hugo, if you don't mind me asking, which speaker company did you work for in Monroe? I didn't realize there was anything like that located in Monroe.
Dan
Mucho gusto! Espero que esten disfrutando estar en Mexico. We go once a year to Mexico City but it's been a couple of years since I was in Queretaro. Hugo, if you don't mind me asking, which speaker company did you work for in Monroe? I didn't realize there was anything like that located in Monroe.
Dan
Loudspeaker factory at Monroe WI
Hi Dan:
I worked for Oaktron Mfg. at Monroe WI, now belonging to the Mitek Group. At that time was owned by others.
I am proud to have belonged to the Engineering team with Rich Fields, Dan Hines and Tom Allen.
Regards from Queretaro.
Hugo
Hi Dan:
I worked for Oaktron Mfg. at Monroe WI, now belonging to the Mitek Group. At that time was owned by others.
I am proud to have belonged to the Engineering team with Rich Fields, Dan Hines and Tom Allen.
Regards from Queretaro.
Hugo
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