I run my own ISP, can you send me the website I would love a copy, as the resource is invaluable. I can upload to a server register a domain and have it for all to enjoy for the future.
Mr. Turner is my mentor of tube amp design. I learned a lot of knowladge from his web site.
R.I.P.
R.I.P.
I wanted to check his website as I do from time to time... and then I learned he'd passed. What a sad news!
To me he was the most knowledgeable source of tube information. Theory, practical issues, design - no contest, the best! There are not many like him left today.
I have his web site downloaded locally from many years, because I was afraid this whole knowledge would disappear with him. I'm glad it didn't and that so many people knew him and respected him!
R.I.P.
To me he was the most knowledgeable source of tube information. Theory, practical issues, design - no contest, the best! There are not many like him left today.
I have his web site downloaded locally from many years, because I was afraid this whole knowledge would disappear with him. I'm glad it didn't and that so many people knew him and respected him!
R.I.P.
So sorry to hear Patrick lost his battle with cancer. I enjoyed his site and found it very informative and his style humorous (at least to my sense of haha) at times. Thank you Tibi and Koda for the downloads of a wonderful resource. May he Captain the ship in tube amp Valhalla.
i exchanged emails with Patrick more than 10 years ago, he advised me never to argue with any guy claiming single ended is superior to push pull, he told me, just smile and think of the guy as having dementia..... 😀
After reading his articles on cancer treatment, he is truly a rigorous and meticulous person. I prefer the design concept of his output transformer! Although I only got to know his website after he passed away! Thank you for his contribution to DIY electronic tubes. I hope his website can always be saved!