Stick a transistor in place of the 12AU7 and you can patent it again!
But when you make the amplifier that's offered for sale (The Berning EA-230) you use a 6SN7.
Tube amplifiers for high-end audio by The David Berning Company
But when you make the amplifier that's offered for sale (The Berning EA-230) you use a 6SN7.
Tube amplifiers for high-end audio by The David Berning Company
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One old rule at the patent office:
If a new patent application presents a "new" product, and that "new" product idea is obvious to someone 'well versed in the art', the "new" product was not patentable.
Either the patent office no longer has people 'well versed in the art', or they have changed the rule.
If a new patent application presents a "new" product, and that "new" product idea is obvious to someone 'well versed in the art', the "new" product was not patentable.
Either the patent office no longer has people 'well versed in the art', or they have changed the rule.
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