without copying , you can share with us what you thought were particularly good concepts or idea's that helped you !
I'd appreciate that
okgb wrote:without copying , you can share with us what you thought were particularly good concepts or idea's that helped you !
I'd appreciate that
+1 on all you said.pamaz wrote:yes, sharing is good . Once you own what you are sharing or it's something that is supposed to be shared freely.
I spent a bunch of money for the books , and I need to spend some more money to have the pdf done.
Furthermore I'm stealing an intellectual property to someone that is basing his own living on that books.
Please give me some good reason to share that are not going against what I've written here above, and I will do it immediately. No jokes.
alexradium wrote:+1 on all you said.pamaz wrote:yes, sharing is good . Once you own what you are sharing or it's something that is supposed to be shared freely.
I spent a bunch of money for the books , and I need to spend some more money to have the pdf done.
Furthermore I'm stealing an intellectual property to someone that is basing his own living on that books.
Please give me some good reason to share that are not going against what I've written here above, and I will do it immediately. No jokes.
If anybody is seriously interested in building amps,for personal use or profit,you better invest some money on knowledge rather than expensive capacitors or tubes,that will remain with you forever,if you understand it correctly...
Pamaz,which books from the TUT series do you think are worthy to complete the 2 Blencowes books?pamaz wrote:I own all of the TUT books and the 2 written by Merlin Blencowe.
And it's all you need among the amp books.
Blencowe's are really well written.
O'Connor' s at times are too biased along the vison of the writer, but in any case , the most important and valuable books on guitar amps ever written. Money well spent IMHO.
All of the other books (weber, torres, hunter) i've read on this topic are not even comparable to the above ones.
edit: what happens with all of the other books, is that they are addressed in a too practical way. I mean, they explain how to solve a specific problem, but they give you no background on the solution adopted and on "why and how" to perform such solutions. O connor and Blencowe, on the other side, are giving you both theory, maths and practical implementation of what's proposed.
tip142 wrote:i personally hear some rumours about O'Connor books(in the past "1993-94 "they are identically really expensive;now after good 15 years or better i' don't remember )is about the same......
tip142 wrote:M.Blencowe have an Internet site where you have possibilities to dialing with him.
okgb wrote:What ? there is allot of free information , If really interested and serious seek out a local person and apprentice ,
Do you need his book or just want it , maybe no one needs his books but don't forget the library , or here , ask a question at a time
If one is experimenting , you'll learn as you go . Suppose you could always bu a book , read it and resell on fleebay .
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