Re: Ground Busses

Andre Jute wrote:
> 
> On Mar 3, 1:17 am, Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelati...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> wrote:
> > Andre Jute wrote:
> > > There may be better ways than what I do, and what Patrick and Iain
do,
> > > but it'll be a cold day in hell when we hear them from you or ****o
> > > Pas.
> >
> > So all those tens of thousands of pieces of pro-audio equipment out
there in the
> > big wide world could have been better designed by you or Patrick could
they ?
> 
> I didn't say that. What I said was, in numbered soundbites so even you
> can understand, dear Poopie:
> 
> 1. What Patrick and Iain and I do is legal and it works.
> 
> 2. There may be better ways.
> 
> 3. Someone knows those better ways.
> 
> 4. Poopie Stevenson and Henry "****o" Pasternack do not know those
> better ways.
> 
> 5. Poopie Stevenson and Henry "****o" Pasternack are merely rephrasing
> what more knowledgeable posters say, and adding abuse, in the hope of
> being taken as contributors.
> 
> 6. No one is fooled.
> 
> >What
> > a damn cretin you are !
> 
> Hey, fat boy, yes you, Poopie. Don't let your blood pressure run away
> with you. You'll throw a thrombie and who shall we feel superior to
> then after Pasternack runs away again?
> 
> >You're a rank amateur and Patrick's way out of his depth
> > when it comes to pro-audio.
> 
> But I'm not a rank amateur, Graham. I'm a very well-bathed, anointed
> (custom-made bath oil) and scented (Yves St Laurent's Eau Sauvage)
> amateur who has built more tube amps in any month in the last thirteen
> years than you and Pasternack together built in your entire lives.
> 
> >and Patrick's way out of his depth
> > when it comes to pro-audio.
> 
> I wasn't aware that Patrick paddled in the pro-audio pool, but I
> designed and built a banksaKT88 for a rocker's studio down the road
> here to all-round satisfaction, so I don't see that Patrick would be
> baulked by a little "pro" job. As far as I can tell, a pro job is just
> an expert amateur job with a higher fee. Since I gouge with the best
> of them... Hey, Patrick, the only thing that keeps you from being
> invited into Graham's club (presuming you'd want to belong, of course)
> is that you don't charge as much as I do!
> 
> > Graham
> 
> I have no difficulty in believing you rank, Poopie, but we're still
> waiting for the specifics of what is wrong with my grounding scheme,
> so we'll withhold judgement on whether you're a professional until we
> hear specific details from you, rather than generalities, deliberate
> misdirections and misunderstandings, and poor-quality abuse.
> 
> Andre Jute

Gee, I don't have time to read and reply to all comments
in this thread.

Basically, all amps must be SAFE.

They must be quiet mechanically.

The must be quiet electronically.

It takes awhile for anyone, whether thay are "professional" or not
to make gear where the 3 conditions above are met.

I am not really in what is considered to be the 
"professional" audio industry, one which is infested with amateurs and
cowboys 
who make crap that I sometimes have to modify and re-engineer or repair
to 
high standards of tradesman****p and craftman****p to stop noise and smoke
from their ****ing "professional" efforts.

When somebody talks about "professional" people involved in audio,
or candle making, or even **** carting, I am always a cycnic until their
activities 
proove otherwise. They must first proove they know their trade and
craft.

The doctors who regard themselves as professionals took a whole year to
correctly 
diagnose the ovarian cancer my sister got.
They thought she had indigestion, a stomach bug.....

By the time she got diagnosed properly, she 
had incurable cancer that had spread to her lungs and stomach and bowel
and she died 15 months later after huge amounts of treatments
which didn't work.
They first told her she had an 80% chance of being alive in 5 years.
But my search in Google said she had 67% chance of dying within  5 years
even if they'd 
diganosed correctly 12 months earlier than when thy did find outabout.
So when she was diagnosed, she had NO chance whatsoever of surviving.
But we got bull**** about 80%.

"Professionals" tell lies and bull****.

They charge outrageous prices for this crap.

Sure some are what we need, but some have no clue.

Patrick Turner.
 


> "I was at a board meeting for the LA Chapter of the Audio Engineering
> Society last night on XM Satellite radio audio and data transmission.
> Sadly, we missed you there, and at the SMPTE and Acoustical Society
> recent meetings as well. Everyone was asking, 'Where is that wonderful
> Andre Jute?  The world just doesn't rotate without him...'" -- John
> Mayberry, Emmaco