"Stewart Pinkerton" wrote in message
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On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 17:49:23 GMT, wrote:


"Andre Jute" wrote in message
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A Google search for the exact phrase 50db negative feedback and Stewart
Pinkerton as the author came back with nothing.

What would be the best search phrases?

Try Jute Munchausen - that should get some hits........
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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering

You mean like this bit: Quotation: assassins (of whom Pinkerton claims
Mr Jute was a member) to kill Mr
Jute was precisely for the books under the pseudonym Andrew McCoy
(according to Pinkerton "worthless potboilers"). Actually, it is


easy


Quotation: to find out that these novels were highly reviewed in the best
media
around the world. The New York Times called Atrocity Week 'a


towering


Quotation: landmark in the literature of violence'; the apartheid
government
agreed and sent assassins after Mr Jute.
More pathetic Walter Mitty stuff - if BOSS had tried to kill Jute,
they'd have succeeded, first time. And how pray, did this all become
public knowledge? Andrew McCoy is listed in the Fantasy section of a
literary website - and for good reason, as we see in these ever more
fantastical posts.

Or this one: Show me in *any* place on the face of this earth, a

two-stage amplifier with 300B output tube, designed and built by Andre

Jute. It doesn't exist, it's a myth spread by RAT's most notorious

liar and sociopath.


Or this one: Quotation:
The KISS Amp 300B project was temporarily halted because of
Pinkerton's
constant heckling and the tide of silicon **** he washed over
us, but
now that we have at long last seen the dumb 1960s cookbook
circuit he
put up as competition, I have been discussing in private mail
with
other RATs when precisely we should resume the KISS project.



Sure you have, Andy, sure you have. BTW, if KISS exists, why are you

having to 'resume the project'? Pathetic. BTW, your '60s cookbook'

comment is just hilariously, for someone who is supposed to be

'designing' an amp straight of a '20s cookbook...................



Really Stewart, how could be so utterly despiccable as to wonder how a
competed project could be restarted?