apassgear said:
It was...educational. Most people were very nice, very easy to deal with. A few were difficult. The actions of the few came quite close to equaling the actions of the many.
My heartfelt thanks to those who were nice.
I've long considered the possibility of dipping a toe back into the audio waters. Manufacture would require far too much money and this isn't a good time to be a startup company. Being an importer/rep would be more headache than I could stand, I think. Retail is out of the question--did that for a while in the '80s and it ran the gamut from heaven to hell, frequently in the same hour. With the Lovoltech adventure, I tested the idea of being a parts supplier, i.e. one step removed from actual circuits. Learned a few things not to do but, surprisingly, found that most of the things I had mapped out in my head worked perfectly, first time, every time.
Grey
something in Grey that I don't want to. 
if I did... So Grey, skip to the next post... Pls 
Like everyone else, you can learn. I use Microcap which you
can download free (student edition) from
www.spectrum-software.com
and play with the examples until you get some handle on it.
can download free (student edition) from
www.spectrum-software.com
and play with the examples until you get some handle on it.
I've been using SiMetrix for simulation:
http://www.catena.uk.com/site/downloads/download.htm
http://www.catena.uk.com/site/downloads/download.htm
