For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html


--
Sander de Waal
" SOA of a KT88? Sufficient. "

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

Howard Ferstler

"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given the
complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed implementation of a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and require a
major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys like
Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a tubed amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the negative
effects of the perceptual coding and micropower electronics, delivering a
nice warm sound to the included active ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.

Arny Krueger wrote:


snipped

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in
an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


How about a tubed stage for the audio outputs of a PC. Warms up that
cold, sterile digital sound. A sure thing for the RCL at only, say,
$4,779. ;-)

wrote in message
oups.com...
: I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in
: an upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.
:
:
: How about a tubed stage for the audio outputs of a PC. Warms up that
: cold, sterile digital sound. A sure thing for the RCL at only, say,
: $4,779. ;-)
:
Err, motherboards with a tube on it exist for some time, nowhere near
your price, Tor

better keep up,
Rudy

Richie doesn't seem to respond to anyone except Arny since we positively
identified him. Now he just banters with Arny like a little butt kisser.

"Ruud Broens" wrote
:
Err, motherboards with a tube on it exist for some time, nowhere near
your price, Tor

better keep up,
Rudy

Ruud Broens wrote:
wrote in message
oups.com...
: I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone
in
: an upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.
:
:
: How about a tubed stage for the audio outputs of a PC. Warms up
that
: cold, sterile digital sound. A sure thing for the RCL at only, say,
: $4,779. ;-)
:
Err, motherboards with a tube on it exist for some time, nowhere near
your price, Tor


I envisioned something a bit more grand (much more than one tube),
outboard (for visual impact)and much more expensive. All in jest, of
course. ;-)


better keep up,


I'll try to do better! :-)

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given the
complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed implementation of
a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and require a
major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys like
Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a tubed
amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the negative
effects of the perceptual coding and micropower electronics, delivering a
nice warm sound to the included active ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.



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"Clyde Slick" wrote in message

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given
the complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed
implementation of a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and
require a major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys
like Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a
tubed amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the
negative effects of the perceptual coding and micropower
electronics, delivering a nice warm sound to the included active
ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in
an upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really
ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.

Inability to stay on topic noted. Rudy, given the mental age you display
here, it seems like Ritalin would be indicated. Ask your pediatrician.

-correction:

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message

"Clyde Slick" wrote in message

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid
state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion
and doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a
true believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given
the complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed
implementation of a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and
require a major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys
like Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a
tubed amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the
negative effects of the perceptual coding and micropower
electronics, delivering a nice warm sound to the included active
ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in
an upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really
ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.

Inability to stay on topic noted. Art, given the mental age you
display here, it seems like Ritalin would be indicated. Ask your
pediatrician.

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Clyde Slick" wrote in message

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given
the complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed
implementation of a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and
require a major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys
like Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a
tubed amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the
negative effects of the perceptual coding and micropower
electronics, delivering a nice warm sound to the included active
ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in
an upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really
ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.

Inability to stay on topic noted. Rudy, given the mental age you display
here, it seems like Ritalin would be indicated. Ask your pediatrician.



Inability to figure out who is talking to you, noted.




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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given the
complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed implementation of
a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and require a
major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys like
Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a tubed
amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the negative
effects of the perceptual coding and micropower electronics, delivering a
nice warm sound to the included active ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.



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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given the
complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed implementation of
a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and require a
major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys like
Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a tubed
amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the negative
effects of the perceptual coding and micropower electronics, delivering a
nice warm sound to the included active ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.



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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given the
complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed implementation of
a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and require a
major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys like
Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a tubed
amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the negative
effects of the perceptual coding and micropower electronics, delivering a
nice warm sound to the included active ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.



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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given the
complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed implementation of
a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and require a
major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys like
Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a tubed
amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the negative
effects of the perceptual coding and micropower electronics, delivering a
nice warm sound to the included active ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.



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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given the
complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed implementation of
a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and require a
major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys like
Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a tubed
amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the negative
effects of the perceptual coding and micropower electronics, delivering a
nice warm sound to the included active ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.



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"Clyde Slick" said:

For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.


There is an updated version available:
http://sites.gizoogle.com/?url=http://www.pcabx.com/

Gazizzle, brotha! ;-)

--
Sander de Waal
" SOA of a KT88? Sufficient. "

"Clyde Slick" wrote in message


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really
ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.

A guy who is so stupid and uncoordinated that he posts the identical same
post 5 times in a row is whining about web design? What's your record for
making the same post again and again in a row, Art? I think you made it up
to dozen one time, didn't you?

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Clyde Slick" wrote in message


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really
ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.

A guy who is so stupid and uncoordinated that he posts the identical same
post 5 times in a row is whining about web design? What's your record for
making the same post again and again in a row, Art? I think you made it up
to dozen one time, didn't you?



We all know its so hard for a pea brain like you to stay on topic.
Now, tell us when are you going to do better than a 'legacy' web site?





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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...
"Howard Ferstler" wrote in message

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yep, the author seems to believe in what amounts to being perpetual
motion:

http://depalma.pair.com/index.html

I that that anybody who like DePlama believes in perpetual motion and
doubts
the law of conservation of energy would be a good candidate as a true
believer in the superiority tubed audio gear.

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

I don't know how long the batteries in that wagon will last, given the
complexity of a modern cell phone. In fact a full tubed implementation of
a
modern cell phone would probably fill a good-sized building and require a
major municipal power plant to keep it running.

No, what is more likely is the kind of tubed cell phone that guys like
Sackman believe in. You take a regular cell phone and add a tubed
amplifier
to its audio output. The tubed electronics *mitigate* all the negative
effects of the perceptual coding and micropower electronics, delivering a
nice warm sound to the included active ear-trumpet.

I expect to see a glowing review of a so-called tubed cell phone in an
upcoming issue of SP, TAS, etc.


For all your ranting and raving about 'legacy' technology, you really ought
to do something about your web design. What you have now is so 'last
millenium'.



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On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 20:49:07 -0500, Howard Ferstler
wrote:

Sander deWaal wrote:

For all of you still in doubt whether to use hollow or solid state:

http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html

Yeah. I hear they are going to switch back to using tubes
with all of the electronics aboard the Space Shuttle
(although this will require additional booster engines), and
word has it that they will be incorporated into the latest
cell phones, too. The phones will be carried in a back pack,
and the battery will be pulled along behind the user in a
small wagon.

Howard Ferstler

I heard that the speaker monitors in that craft will be Allisons.