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Re: Integrated valve amp with phono stage
If I put up a shelf, the slots in the screw heads all line up the same way!!!!!
Ah, a man after my own heart. Attention to detail etc. Trouble is, it's this addictive perfectionist approach that keeps us all at it, striving to find the audio holy grail. Just a thought though, if I lived in Scarborough and having seen Paul build an amplifier, would I consider employing him as my plumber........ Best wishes, Greg |
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Re: Integrated valve amp with phono stage
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Ha, Spoil sport! Sounds like a cop out to me that Richard!!! A true tradesman can tell from experience when somethings over tightened!! Mind you wooden shelves are not quite so critical as say you engines cylinder head!!
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Re: Integrated valve amp with phono stage
But Richard, you miss the point. Precission made screws will be torqued equally and the slots will of course, line up
Best wishes, Greg |
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boiler thread
Next time we have an Eggborough meet we'll need a Combi-boiler on the table to identify the group ..
at this rate .. MJ |
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Re: Integrated valve amp with phono stage
When I worked for a company doing industrial control gear, we always left the site after making sure all the screw heads were in a line. That way if we were called back to fix something we could tell if anyone else had taken anything apart.
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Re: Integrated valve amp with phono stage
Well aplaudable but completely irrelevant to competence. If you old hands were really that gopod how come I am triping over unsafe situations all the time many going back 30 years or more? Things are a lot tighter for us today, we can't fart without John Prescott's permission.
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Re: Integrated valve amp with phono stage
Fascinating chaps....how a good thread can wander.
Anyway, I wouldn't buy a combi either....unrelaible and if they go wrong you're stuffed without HW and CH. A combi is affectionally known in engineering circles as a SPOF (single point of failure). Not a good idea in Scotland as it brass monkeys at the mo'. If I had to get a a combi I'd get an decent electric shower fitted just in case. At least with a regular bolier/tank you can switch on the immersion if you get a failure. Ok no CH but at least you can washup/shower/bath etc. Some of the latest regular boilers can be just as efficient as combi and although you loose the space of a tank at least you get warm linen cupboard and somewhere to get the homebrew started... cheers, -- Andrew |
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Re: Integrated valve amp with phono stage
On our energy efficiency training (one of the many courses we;ve had to pay for ourselves due to the nanny state) they told us that it has never been proven that a combi is more efficient than stored hot water.
Basically combis were massively oversold because installers made a fortune out of them. It's as big a scandle as the endowment policy scandal. The latest marketing scam of the manufacturers is the unvented cylinder, another completely unnecessary piece of kit to make money out of you from
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