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Ty Ford wrote in message ...
Ya know, if absolutely No One responded to "Phil", and everyone killfiled it, it basically would cease to exist. In case it hasn't occurred to you, "Phil" is actually just a computer virus or fuzzy logic bot planted on this newsgroup by some techo guys in a lab in Cambridge with a weird sense of humor. Let's try a test to see what happens if we eliminate input to the bot and ignore its output. I'm guessing its internal feedback circuits will mount to such a high current that it may just go Poof! How Rod Serling-esque! Regards, Ty Ford -- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric stuff are at www.tyford.com I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. Analogeezer |
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Ty Ford wrote in message ...
Ya know, if absolutely No One responded to "Phil", and everyone killfiled it, it basically would cease to exist. In case it hasn't occurred to you, "Phil" is actually just a computer virus or fuzzy logic bot planted on this newsgroup by some techo guys in a lab in Cambridge with a weird sense of humor. Let's try a test to see what happens if we eliminate input to the bot and ignore its output. I'm guessing its internal feedback circuits will mount to such a high current that it may just go Poof! How Rod Serling-esque! Regards, Ty Ford -- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric stuff are at www.tyford.com I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. Analogeezer |
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"Phil Allison" wrote in message ...
"dan lavry" Pooh Bear I suspect that 0.1% resistors are generally manufactured on a special line. They are a specilaised high cost item. In any event, the demand for them is inadequate to exhaust those 1% types that would be 0.1%. When I brought that issue about .1% being tighter tolerance for better common mode rejection, ** Which, as I demonstrated with real tests, is a total fallacy. It depends on the circuit ahaed! Take a standard single opamp differential amp, which is a pretty typical input circuit to a lot of mixers. Say the input resistance to both + and - terminals is a perfect 10KOhm. A mismatch in the 2 series attenuator resistors will cause common mode degradation. It is true that the 1% are typicaly tighter than 1%, but the same is true for the .1% resistors, so a factor of 10 is nothing to sneeze at, especialy for almost no additional cost. I did mention the tempco which is temperature coefficient, and I pointed at 25ppm .1% as a "reasonable" way to go. ** It is a pedantic fool's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. And if you are wrong to think that telling others they are fools brings you up. It lowers you down. Let me point out that I my sugestion to invest the couple of bucks was reasonable, ** It is a pedantic fool's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. And if you are wrong to think that telling others they are fools brings you up. It lowers you down. I could have "gone crazy" to sugest some really expansive parts ** That would be a pedantic ****wit's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. And if you are wrong to think that telling others they are fools brings you up. It lowers you down. Those that understood my comments about initial matching and tracking of materials on the same substrate can now understand how resistor based DAC's are designed. It is the same thing - good initial matching (often done with laser triming of the material), and than all the resistors are made of the same material, and all in a very small space, thus same temperature and other conditions... ** Massive red herring. .......... Phil It takes more then sitting there and making 3 word statments like the final authority which you OBVIOUSLY ARE NOT. I say something with REAL CONTENT, and you dismiss it in 3 words, and dissmisive words at that. Do you think it earses the good content that I out there? Imagine for a minute that everything you say is encounered with a phrase like "pedantic ****wit's idea". After 30 years of design, I can tell real designer from someone trying to pretend be more then they are. A real designer would stay on topic, and be respectfull of other real designers. Dan Lavry Lavry Engineering |
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"Phil Allison" wrote in message ...
"dan lavry" Pooh Bear I suspect that 0.1% resistors are generally manufactured on a special line. They are a specilaised high cost item. In any event, the demand for them is inadequate to exhaust those 1% types that would be 0.1%. When I brought that issue about .1% being tighter tolerance for better common mode rejection, ** Which, as I demonstrated with real tests, is a total fallacy. It depends on the circuit ahaed! Take a standard single opamp differential amp, which is a pretty typical input circuit to a lot of mixers. Say the input resistance to both + and - terminals is a perfect 10KOhm. A mismatch in the 2 series attenuator resistors will cause common mode degradation. It is true that the 1% are typicaly tighter than 1%, but the same is true for the .1% resistors, so a factor of 10 is nothing to sneeze at, especialy for almost no additional cost. I did mention the tempco which is temperature coefficient, and I pointed at 25ppm .1% as a "reasonable" way to go. ** It is a pedantic fool's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. And if you are wrong to think that telling others they are fools brings you up. It lowers you down. Let me point out that I my sugestion to invest the couple of bucks was reasonable, ** It is a pedantic fool's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. And if you are wrong to think that telling others they are fools brings you up. It lowers you down. I could have "gone crazy" to sugest some really expansive parts ** That would be a pedantic ****wit's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. And if you are wrong to think that telling others they are fools brings you up. It lowers you down. Those that understood my comments about initial matching and tracking of materials on the same substrate can now understand how resistor based DAC's are designed. It is the same thing - good initial matching (often done with laser triming of the material), and than all the resistors are made of the same material, and all in a very small space, thus same temperature and other conditions... ** Massive red herring. .......... Phil It takes more then sitting there and making 3 word statments like the final authority which you OBVIOUSLY ARE NOT. I say something with REAL CONTENT, and you dismiss it in 3 words, and dissmisive words at that. Do you think it earses the good content that I out there? Imagine for a minute that everything you say is encounered with a phrase like "pedantic ****wit's idea". After 30 years of design, I can tell real designer from someone trying to pretend be more then they are. A real designer would stay on topic, and be respectfull of other real designers. Dan Lavry Lavry Engineering |
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Ty Ford wrote in message ...
Ya know, if absolutely No One responded to "Phil", and everyone killfiled it, it basically would cease to exist. In case it hasn't occurred to you, "Phil" is actually just a computer virus or fuzzy logic bot planted on this newsgroup by some techo guys in a lab in Cambridge with a weird sense of humor. Let's try a test to see what happens if we eliminate input to the bot and ignore its output. I'm guessing its internal feedback circuits will mount to such a high current that it may just go Poof! How Rod Serling-esque! Regards, Ty Ford -- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric stuff are at www.tyford.com I have it on good authority that Phil is actually the secret return of Jarl Sigurd! Analogeezer |
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Ty Ford wrote in message ...
Ya know, if absolutely No One responded to "Phil", and everyone killfiled it, it basically would cease to exist. In case it hasn't occurred to you, "Phil" is actually just a computer virus or fuzzy logic bot planted on this newsgroup by some techo guys in a lab in Cambridge with a weird sense of humor. Let's try a test to see what happens if we eliminate input to the bot and ignore its output. I'm guessing its internal feedback circuits will mount to such a high current that it may just go Poof! How Rod Serling-esque! Regards, Ty Ford -- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric stuff are at www.tyford.com I have it on good authority that Phil is actually the secret return of Jarl Sigurd! Analogeezer |
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"Analogeezer" wrote in message
I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. ...laid by a 2 x 4 or a baseball bat? ;-) |
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"Analogeezer" wrote in message
I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. ...laid by a 2 x 4 or a baseball bat? ;-) |
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"Analogeezer" wrote in message ... I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. Uh, do I want to know how one gets laid badly? Dave O'H, who killfiled the troll *ages* ago |
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"Analogeezer" wrote in message ... I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. Uh, do I want to know how one gets laid badly? Dave O'H, who killfiled the troll *ages* ago |
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"Analogeezer" wrote in message
m... I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. Uh, do I want to know how one gets laid badly? Dave O'H, who killfiled the troll *ages* ago Oximoron The worst I ever had was wonderful. :) --Wayne -"sounded good to me"- |
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"Analogeezer" wrote in message
m... I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. Uh, do I want to know how one gets laid badly? Dave O'H, who killfiled the troll *ages* ago Oximoron The worst I ever had was wonderful. :) --Wayne -"sounded good to me"- |
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Chris Hornbeck wrote in message . ..
On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 20:12:26 -0400, Ty Ford wrote: Ya know, if absolutely No One responded to "Phil", and everyone killfiled it, it basically would cease to exist. Easy for you to say. You got a nickname; all I get is "Hornbeck". Kind of a funny name I guess, but not at all the same thing as a nickname. But I refuse to respond to the AI until I get a nickname. And another shrubbery. Chris Hornbeck Let's get on with it, then - ASAP. I dub thee... Chrissy? Christ? Cree? Crow? ...ahhhh.... Cray? Yeah - Cray... Hurry, man, no time to lose! Ty, send him a shrubbery. (Posing, flexing, hands on hips, looking off to the distance) "My work here is done!" (Flies away) Mikey Wozniak Nova Music Productions This sig is haiku |
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Chris Hornbeck wrote in message . ..
On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 20:12:26 -0400, Ty Ford wrote: Ya know, if absolutely No One responded to "Phil", and everyone killfiled it, it basically would cease to exist. Easy for you to say. You got a nickname; all I get is "Hornbeck". Kind of a funny name I guess, but not at all the same thing as a nickname. But I refuse to respond to the AI until I get a nickname. And another shrubbery. Chris Hornbeck Let's get on with it, then - ASAP. I dub thee... Chrissy? Christ? Cree? Crow? ...ahhhh.... Cray? Yeah - Cray... Hurry, man, no time to lose! Ty, send him a shrubbery. (Posing, flexing, hands on hips, looking off to the distance) "My work here is done!" (Flies away) Mikey Wozniak Nova Music Productions This sig is haiku |
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I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. Analogeezer I almost agree he does need to get laid, laid out! George |
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I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. Analogeezer I almost agree he does need to get laid, laid out! George |
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"dan lavry" "Phil Allison" When I brought that issue about .1% being tighter tolerance for better common mode rejection, ** Which, as I demonstrated with real tests, is a total fallacy. It depends on the circuit ahaed! Take a standard single opamp differential amp, which is a pretty typical input circuit to a lot of mixers. ** WRONG. Say the input resistance to both + and - terminals is a perfect 10KOhm. ** Never for a mic preamp. The topic was an attenuator for a mic pre-amp. You are so wrong it is not funny. I did mention the tempco which is temperature coefficient, and I pointed at 25ppm .1% as a "reasonable" way to go. ** It is a pedantic fool's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. ** You are desperate, pedantic fool Your BAD ADVICE harms. Let me point out that I my sugestion to invest the couple of bucks was reasonable, ** It is a pedantic fool's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. ** You are desperate, pedantic fool Your BAD ADVICE harms. I could have "gone crazy" to sugest some really expansive parts ** That would be a pedantic ****wit's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. ** You are desperate, pedantic fool Your BAD ADVICE harms. Those that understood my comments about initial matching and tracking of materials on the same substrate can now understand how resistor based DAC's are designed. It is the same thing - good initial matching (often done with laser triming of the material), and than all the resistors are made of the same material, and all in a very small space, thus same temperature and other conditions... ** Massive red herring. It takes more then sitting there and making 3 word statments like the final authority which you OBVIOUSLY ARE NOT. I say something with REAL CONTENT, and you dismiss it in 3 words, and dissmisive words at that. ** Irrelevant tripe. After 30 years of design, I can tell real designer from someone trying to pretend be more then they are. ** So can I. A real designer would stay on topic, and be respectfull of other real designers. ** And you have done neither. BTW You need a spell checker - or else use only words you can spell. .............. Phil |
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"dan lavry" "Phil Allison" When I brought that issue about .1% being tighter tolerance for better common mode rejection, ** Which, as I demonstrated with real tests, is a total fallacy. It depends on the circuit ahaed! Take a standard single opamp differential amp, which is a pretty typical input circuit to a lot of mixers. ** WRONG. Say the input resistance to both + and - terminals is a perfect 10KOhm. ** Never for a mic preamp. The topic was an attenuator for a mic pre-amp. You are so wrong it is not funny. I did mention the tempco which is temperature coefficient, and I pointed at 25ppm .1% as a "reasonable" way to go. ** It is a pedantic fool's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. ** You are desperate, pedantic fool Your BAD ADVICE harms. Let me point out that I my sugestion to invest the couple of bucks was reasonable, ** It is a pedantic fool's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. ** You are desperate, pedantic fool Your BAD ADVICE harms. I could have "gone crazy" to sugest some really expansive parts ** That would be a pedantic ****wit's idea. You are rude and crude, and disrespecdtful of your fellow men. ** You are desperate, pedantic fool Your BAD ADVICE harms. Those that understood my comments about initial matching and tracking of materials on the same substrate can now understand how resistor based DAC's are designed. It is the same thing - good initial matching (often done with laser triming of the material), and than all the resistors are made of the same material, and all in a very small space, thus same temperature and other conditions... ** Massive red herring. It takes more then sitting there and making 3 word statments like the final authority which you OBVIOUSLY ARE NOT. I say something with REAL CONTENT, and you dismiss it in 3 words, and dissmisive words at that. ** Irrelevant tripe. After 30 years of design, I can tell real designer from someone trying to pretend be more then they are. ** So can I. A real designer would stay on topic, and be respectfull of other real designers. ** And you have done neither. BTW You need a spell checker - or else use only words you can spell. .............. Phil |
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"Arny Krueger" "Analogeezer" I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. ..laid by a 2 x 4 or a baseball bat? ;-) ** That will not get you into heaven - Arny. .......... Phil |
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"Arny Krueger" "Analogeezer" I just think that Phil needs to get laid...very badly. ..laid by a 2 x 4 or a baseball bat? ;-) ** That will not get you into heaven - Arny. .......... Phil |
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For pete's sake - can't somebody find this guy and cut off his fingers? Every one of them? I've taken a lot of abuse from Phil Allison and tried to be good natured about it, but his last round of insults to Dan Lavry is inexcusable. It's not funny any more. Phil, I know you've heard "you don't know who you're talking to" a lot. I can't believe that you're ignorant enough not to know who you're talking to. Dan is a respected designer of products that some of us take pride in using because they work better than anything else on the market for what they do. He understands theory, and equally important, puts it into practice. He probably does need a spell checker. English isn't his first language. Phil, you're a despicable lower-than-worm and you don't deserve to live. Eat solder and die. -- I'm really Mike Rivers ) However, until the spam goes away or Hell freezes over, lots of IP addresses are blocked from this system. If you e-mail me and it bounces, use your secret decoder ring and reach me he double-m-eleven-double-zero at yahoo |
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For pete's sake - can't somebody find this guy and cut off his fingers? Every one of them? I've taken a lot of abuse from Phil Allison and tried to be good natured about it, but his last round of insults to Dan Lavry is inexcusable. It's not funny any more. Phil, I know you've heard "you don't know who you're talking to" a lot. I can't believe that you're ignorant enough not to know who you're talking to. Dan is a respected designer of products that some of us take pride in using because they work better than anything else on the market for what they do. He understands theory, and equally important, puts it into practice. He probably does need a spell checker. English isn't his first language. Phil, you're a despicable lower-than-worm and you don't deserve to live. Eat solder and die. -- I'm really Mike Rivers ) However, until the spam goes away or Hell freezes over, lots of IP addresses are blocked from this system. If you e-mail me and it bounces, use your secret decoder ring and reach me he double-m-eleven-double-zero at yahoo |
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"Mike Rivers" For pete's sake - can't somebody find this guy and cut off his fingers? Every one of them? ** Making violent criminal threats are you now - Mike ??? That is a **new low** even for a demented parrot . I've taken a lot of abuse from Phil Allison and tried to be good natured about it, ** So following me all over this NG and posting idiotic, irrelevant, malicious misinterpretations of my every word was because you ***admire*** me ??? Your asshole posturing knows no bounds. Phil, I know you've heard "you don't know who you're talking to" a lot. ** Yeah - that Krueger ego maniac likes to say similar ****. I can't believe that you're ignorant enough not to know who you're talking to. ** I could say that too Mike - but I am not into big noting myself. Dan is a respected designer of products that some of us take pride in using because they work better than anything else on the market for what they do. He understands theory, and equally important, puts it into practice. ** Just how would a know nothing parrot know that ???????? He probably does need a spell checker. English isn't his first language. ** Clear thinking is not either. Phil, you're a despicable lower-than-worm and you don't deserve to live. ** So Dan is one of your heroes ?? How pathetic. Eat solder and die. ** Boy - now I am really scared !! .............. Phil |
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"Mike Rivers" For pete's sake - can't somebody find this guy and cut off his fingers? Every one of them? ** Making violent criminal threats are you now - Mike ??? That is a **new low** even for a demented parrot . I've taken a lot of abuse from Phil Allison and tried to be good natured about it, ** So following me all over this NG and posting idiotic, irrelevant, malicious misinterpretations of my every word was because you ***admire*** me ??? Your asshole posturing knows no bounds. Phil, I know you've heard "you don't know who you're talking to" a lot. ** Yeah - that Krueger ego maniac likes to say similar ****. I can't believe that you're ignorant enough not to know who you're talking to. ** I could say that too Mike - but I am not into big noting myself. Dan is a respected designer of products that some of us take pride in using because they work better than anything else on the market for what they do. He understands theory, and equally important, puts it into practice. ** Just how would a know nothing parrot know that ???????? He probably does need a spell checker. English isn't his first language. ** Clear thinking is not either. Phil, you're a despicable lower-than-worm and you don't deserve to live. ** So Dan is one of your heroes ?? How pathetic. Eat solder and die. ** Boy - now I am really scared !! .............. Phil |
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Mike,
You must have missed my nulling Phil post. "Phil" is a virus or fuzzy logic implanted into the group. The more you feed into it, the longer it exists. Stop feeding and killfile it and it goes away. Got it? Ty -- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric stuff are at www.tyford.com |
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Mike,
You must have missed my nulling Phil post. "Phil" is a virus or fuzzy logic implanted into the group. The more you feed into it, the longer it exists. Stop feeding and killfile it and it goes away. Got it? Ty -- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric stuff are at www.tyford.com |
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"Ty Ford" wrote in message
... "Phil" is a virus or fuzzy logic implanted into the group. I made this exact claim a few months ago. I was serious too. I'd like to know if anyone has actually met him in real life. I he's not a fuzzy logic program he's a darn good imitation of one. |
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"Ty Ford" wrote in message
... "Phil" is a virus or fuzzy logic implanted into the group. I made this exact claim a few months ago. I was serious too. I'd like to know if anyone has actually met him in real life. I he's not a fuzzy logic program he's a darn good imitation of one. |
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Ricky W. Hunt wrote:
"Ty Ford" wrote in message ... "Phil" is a virus or fuzzy logic implanted into the group. I made this exact claim a few months ago. I was serious too. I'd like to know if anyone has actually met him in real life. I he's not a fuzzy logic program he's a darn good imitation of one. Look at how repetitive he is. Just an Eliza program gone sour, he fails the Turing test. |
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Ricky W. Hunt wrote:
"Ty Ford" wrote in message ... "Phil" is a virus or fuzzy logic implanted into the group. I made this exact claim a few months ago. I was serious too. I'd like to know if anyone has actually met him in real life. I he's not a fuzzy logic program he's a darn good imitation of one. Look at how repetitive he is. Just an Eliza program gone sour, he fails the Turing test. |
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Mike Rivers wrote:
Eat solder and die. You went over his head with that one. |
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Mike Rivers wrote:
Eat solder and die. You went over his head with that one. |
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"Phil Allison" wrote in message ...
"dan lavry" "Phil Allison" It depends on the circuit ahaed! Take a standard single opamp differential amp, which is a pretty typical input circuit to a lot of mixers. ** WRONG. You are uninformed! Say the input resistance to both + and - terminals is a perfect 10KOhm. ** Never for a mic preamp. So it is 6.8KOhm, the idea is the same. But we are talking mixers, not micpre. The topic was an attenuator for a mic pre-amp. You are so wrong it is not funny. Here is how the whole thread started: "The signal I get on certain close-miced drums is too hot for my mixer, which doesn't have any built-in attenuation." He said mixer! Not mic preamp. In any case you are an unimressive sort and I will not lower myself to your gutter level. You really give a new meaning to rudness. I have seen few that got to be as rude as you. Your sort goes for attention, and often it backfires. You are not far from getting to the point that more people will ask you to get lost. Than all your real mean spirited behaviour will not get you the attention you want so badly. To all my friends: Sorry I have to leave that thread. Let me know when you got rid of that guy. BR Dan Lavry |
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"Phil Allison" wrote in message ...
"dan lavry" "Phil Allison" It depends on the circuit ahaed! Take a standard single opamp differential amp, which is a pretty typical input circuit to a lot of mixers. ** WRONG. You are uninformed! Say the input resistance to both + and - terminals is a perfect 10KOhm. ** Never for a mic preamp. So it is 6.8KOhm, the idea is the same. But we are talking mixers, not micpre. The topic was an attenuator for a mic pre-amp. You are so wrong it is not funny. Here is how the whole thread started: "The signal I get on certain close-miced drums is too hot for my mixer, which doesn't have any built-in attenuation." He said mixer! Not mic preamp. In any case you are an unimressive sort and I will not lower myself to your gutter level. You really give a new meaning to rudness. I have seen few that got to be as rude as you. Your sort goes for attention, and often it backfires. You are not far from getting to the point that more people will ask you to get lost. Than all your real mean spirited behaviour will not get you the attention you want so badly. To all my friends: Sorry I have to leave that thread. Let me know when you got rid of that guy. BR Dan Lavry |
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