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> Arfa Daily wrote:
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>> "Phil Allison" :
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>> >> So, the nonsense bias board arrived.
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>> > ** The "nonsense" is all coming from you - fuckhead.
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>> The board is a nonsense piece of design.
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> ** No it is not.
So, would that be more or less so than your opinion of the HK board ?
And I quote from your post -
> "That H&K model even allows the user to change from EL34s to 6L6s.
> However, the system cannot cope with faulty valves and may even be damaged
> by them OR fail totally like you found. Also, it is sometimes possible to
> put an octal valve in the socket out of key or having broken the spigot
> install it any position you like. Results are often dramatic.
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> IME having guitar players fool around putting valves in their amps is full
> of traps & hazards - owners are bound to fall into one sooner or later. "
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>> > ** One valve, 1 volt out is about as near to matched as any 4 output
>> > valves I have ever seen or ever need to be.
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>> You miss the point
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> ** There was no point get - you lunatic.
Not in your wobble-eyed head ...
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> Jesus Christ you are a neurotic fuck.
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>> > ** The 4 bias currents are IDENTICAL !!
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>> > You stupid twat.
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>> Philip.
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> ** You completely missed the point, as usual.
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>> > ** FFS - there is nothing improper about the set you have.
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>> I didn't say that there WAS.
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> ** You did, three or four times.
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Err, no, I didn't ...
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>> > ** Fender have already told you the boards fail all on their own.
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>> So they did.
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> ** Believe them.
>
>> But that doesn't mean that they don't also fail as a result of
>> something else as well.
As I said ...
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> ** Sheer, paranoid fear of the new.
Oh fuck off back under your stone you obnoxious arsehole. I've been in this
game for 45 years. Nothing has come along in that time to make me paranoid,
and this isn't going to be the first
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> If the design was that fragile, there would be constant PCB failure.
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> You will find there is a very high resistance between the output valve
> grids and the bias PCB circuitry and the cathode resistors are protected
> from over-current too.
There is a couple of hundred k. Hardly a "very high resistance".
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> What a dickhead.
You know, you really are a sad fool, Philip. Just about any thread that
anyone starts that runs for longer than a couple of days, sooner or later,
there you are running your dumb - and usually foul - gob off. The trouble
with you is that you have this pathetic need to try to sound superior to
everyone, when in truth, you are often at least misguided, if not downright
wrong. Just because something is your opinion, it doesn't necessarily make
you right and everyone else wrong. Your main failing is that you do not read
things properly, and then go off on one of your ill-conceived rants, based
on what you *thought* you read. When your error is pointed out, you then
start madly snipping in an attempt to cover up what *you* said in reply to
what the poster *actually* said, and then start leveling a tirade of abuse ,
peppered with expletives, capital letters, exclamation marks and asterisks,
at anyone who dares to challenge you. Some of the more 'delicate' posters
cave in at this, but I don't know why you keep trying it with me. You've
tried this crap with me on many occasions, and I would have thought that you
would have worked out by now that I am not intimidated by you. But then
again, maybe your brain is either so faulty, so drug-rotted, or so
alcohol-soaked that you can't remember from one day to the next who you have
already unsuccessfully had a go at.
Go get some help. Seriously.
And, unless anyone else has got any sensible comments or questions, I'm done
with this now. The amp is fixed. I'm reasonably happy that there are no
further issues, and it will be returned to its owner today.
Arfa
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