Hello Chris, this is once again a nice video with technical information and a lot of humour. It makes me happy to watch your hair grow. That tells me that your daughter is doing better. Kind regards from Germany❤
You are a perceptive man, Markus. Yes, she did the double mastectomy and had a "all clear" biopsy result. She has been left with a few painful side-effects from the chemo, but at least the cancer is gone. Thank you for your prayers, my friend.
G'day Dennis. This Sydney winter morning is more befitting Chicago (and I love Chicago!). The temp is 42F (6C) and windy. I very much appreciate that you got some benefit from this video.
Hi Chris. I'm hoping the big reveal is good news about your daughter! Maybe another clue is your hair growing back... Another great video. We have all heard the term Class D, but I never knew how they worked and why they could put out so much power. A very clear explanation...even though I had to watch it 3 times...LOL.
Yeah iv heard tht shimer since 73-74 . Fender vibrolux or vox ac30 I thk does it best . Both together is a treat . Love them tubes . The d word isn't part of it . Really dont thk so . Lol Have a gd day sir .
Big reveal..!!Hey Chris, what's in store, are you going to send all your subscribers $100..?😂 That's gonna be a cool few beers..! Love the info on class D, and a novice like myself had no idea how they all work..Thanks for the instruction and the funny video..I actually took the 3 deep breaths..😲Take care and I hope your family are doing well..Look forward to the next installment..Ed..UK..🙂
HAHAHA! You crack me up, Ed. I am very excited on TWO fronts, which I will let you know about very soon. I am so pleased that you found the Class D information useful. The next one is on Class A and AB. After you see that, I'm pretty sure you will think I have lost my grip on sanity!
Thanks Miguel. It's winter in Australia now and I didn't realise what a great thing having hair was until I shaved it off. It's a perfect cushion for the shard edges of Kitchen cupboards and a "beanie for cold mornings.
@@theguitaramptech Me alegra oir eso. permiteme que te pregunte por la salud de tu hija. espero que este mejor. yo he sufrido esta jodida enfermedad en mi familia tambien. te deseo mucha fuerza!
@@miguelrichartmellado2834 yes, it is a horrible disease, Miguel. I am sorry that your family went through this, too. She has 6 months of chemo and a double mastectomy and her body is now clear of cancer. Thank you for asking, my friend
I was getting nervous about using terms like A to D". I can only imagine the mass exodus if I said, "the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem explains the audio frequency range of a signal and the sample rate necessary to avoid aliasing distortion". I'd hear crickets! HAHAHA! Thank you for the comment ;-)
Ha! Ray! You caught me out. Was I appealing more to our USA mates, or am I a victim of American TV? I'm not sure myself. I know that I will never say "sodder" or "sidewalk". I can't recall which Bill Bryson book (and I've read them all!) perfectly explains the Aluminium vs Aluminum conundrum.
@@theguitaramptech I assumed it's the former. Internationalism and all that. We were culturally hammered by TV in the 60s & it's remarkable that we don't all talk like Walt Disney - thankfully there were enough Japanese programs badly dubbed to counter balance that. Seems while some were culturally cringing others were yobbing it up to retain balance. "Sodder" is an odd one isn't it?
Ray, its no secret that I love America and (most of) its people and extremely warm and generous. I've done 29 shows, 3 NAMMS and 2 holidays. We almost moved to a little town in Maryland when our shows were taking off there. Now, if they just sorted the gun laws and the health system....
i was trained as a Aircraft Electrician ( F-14) but loved tube amps ( played Rock guitar lol) got books from a A7 simulator room in NAS Atlanta, n got into it..Started bldg/ modding right away |( sucked of course) Kept at it even w/new wife n new baby :) Drove people MAD....kept at it, stated a Harmony Central buzz on modding Fender HR series1999 , got going, they kiked me off,,,Opened web page, n stayed busy for @ 10 years, kept me busy, put son thru HS, n then got promptly divorced..................Built for DiazAMplificatio/Electric Amp/Quest-Tone..My boss @ Questone met Johnny Hiland was havg dinner @ his home in Nashville, they became really good friends, JH asked the boss for me to design him a amplifier, May 2016 THATS the month my wife dropped divorce papers, i had ta 4get the dream, n get a REAL job n buy house back, Glory! :) Never give up your dream, i have one of THE best amplifiers in the world ( KEPT at it) ( Thank you Alex Dumbl;e) Good lord wil bless you if you keep at it! :) NO degree, SOME grt schooling ( Thank you US NAVY) but it takes DRIVE to accomplish dreams/Goals! PS Couldnt dig my way outa SS repair, Got a job in Clt NC at ACtion Music, went home got my 60s books out n went to town clearing shop out n BLOWING away the boss lol ( Toldem id leave if i couldnt fix the stuff) :) Thx for all u do brother, Was in Perth 1981 :)
Wow, James. What a beautiful story. Even after going through the divorce s**t, you kept at it. What a medal of honour to build an amp for Johnny Hiland! We have a common tale in how we started, too. My first job after completing my engineering degree was working for the Royal Australian Navy. My job was maintaining the simulation equipment for their tactical training. This is where I learned most of my practical skills. Uni was excellent for knowledge, but it didn't tell you how to solder or how to lace up a wiring loom.
Hello Chris,
this is once again a nice video with technical information and a lot of humour.
It makes me happy to watch your hair grow. That tells me that your daughter is doing better.
Kind regards from Germany❤
You are a perceptive man, Markus. Yes, she did the double mastectomy and had a "all clear" biopsy result. She has been left with a few painful side-effects from the chemo, but at least the cancer is gone. Thank you for your prayers, my friend.
Thanks for a super easy to understand explanation. Hello from Chicago!
G'day Dennis. This Sydney winter morning is more befitting Chicago (and I love Chicago!). The temp is 42F (6C) and windy. I very much appreciate that you got some benefit from this video.
Hi Chris. I'm hoping the big reveal is good news about your daughter! Maybe another clue is your hair growing back...
Another great video. We have all heard the term Class D, but I never knew how they worked and why they could put out so much power. A very clear explanation...even though I had to watch it 3 times...LOL.
Very close Les! Lawdy, how could you bear watching me 3 times. It's hard enough editing these videos, but I am so happy that it was of use to you.
Very Cool, Thankyou. Awesome explanation. Cheers
Thak you GRB, I really appreciate that.
Im with ya on the tube amps .
Thank you "good names". Tell me you can hear that tube "shimmer" and it's not a sign of early dementia!
Yeah iv heard tht shimer since 73-74 . Fender vibrolux or vox ac30 I thk does it best . Both together is a treat . Love them tubes . The d word isn't part of it . Really dont thk so . Lol Have a gd day sir .
@@tomfoolery2082 OOh yeah. Nothing shimmers like a well setup AC30 or AC15. Good call.
Big reveal..!!Hey Chris, what's in store, are you going to send all your subscribers $100..?😂 That's gonna be a cool few beers..! Love the info on class D, and a novice like myself had no idea how they all work..Thanks for the instruction and the funny video..I actually took the 3 deep breaths..😲Take care and I hope your family are doing well..Look forward to the next installment..Ed..UK..🙂
HAHAHA! You crack me up, Ed. I am very excited on TWO fronts, which I will let you know about very soon. I am so pleased that you found the Class D information useful. The next one is on Class A and AB. After you see that, I'm pretty sure you will think I have lost my grip on sanity!
@@theguitaramptech 🤪
Thanks neighbour
HAHAHA! Thanks Milosz.
It's good to see your hair again..😉
Thanks Miguel. It's winter in Australia now and I didn't realise what a great thing having hair was until I shaved it off. It's a perfect cushion for the shard edges of Kitchen cupboards and a "beanie for cold mornings.
@@theguitaramptech Me alegra oir eso. permiteme que te pregunte por la salud de tu hija. espero que este mejor. yo he sufrido esta jodida enfermedad en mi familia tambien. te deseo mucha fuerza!
Nos separan muchos kilometros , te deseo lo mejor.
@@miguelrichartmellado2834 yes, it is a horrible disease, Miguel. I am sorry that your family went through this, too. She has 6 months of chemo and a double mastectomy and her body is now clear of cancer. Thank you for asking, my friend
I wouldn't call Nyquist's Theorem a 'rule of thumb' really. But I shan't complain about someone spreading real knowledge 🙂
I was getting nervous about using terms like A to D". I can only imagine the mass exodus if I said, "the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem explains the audio frequency range of a signal and the sample rate necessary to avoid aliasing distortion". I'd hear crickets! HAHAHA! Thank you for the comment ;-)
Nice presentation with a decent explanation, (that lost me at on/off), but "math" rather than maths?
Ha! Ray! You caught me out. Was I appealing more to our USA mates, or am I a victim of American TV? I'm not sure myself. I know that I will never say "sodder" or "sidewalk". I can't recall which Bill Bryson book (and I've read them all!) perfectly explains the Aluminium vs Aluminum conundrum.
@@theguitaramptech I assumed it's the former. Internationalism and all that. We were culturally hammered by TV in the 60s & it's remarkable that we don't all talk like Walt Disney - thankfully there were enough Japanese programs badly dubbed to counter balance that. Seems while some were culturally cringing others were yobbing it up to retain balance. "Sodder" is an odd one isn't it?
Ray, its no secret that I love America and (most of) its people and extremely warm and generous. I've done 29 shows, 3 NAMMS and 2 holidays. We almost moved to a little town in Maryland when our shows were taking off there. Now, if they just sorted the gun laws and the health system....
Hello frend!
Hello, Miguel.
i was trained as a Aircraft Electrician ( F-14) but loved tube amps ( played Rock guitar lol) got books from a A7 simulator room in NAS Atlanta, n got into it..Started bldg/ modding right away |( sucked of course) Kept at it even w/new wife n new baby :) Drove people MAD....kept at it, stated a Harmony Central buzz on modding Fender HR series1999 , got going, they kiked me off,,,Opened web page, n stayed busy for @ 10 years, kept me busy, put son thru HS, n then got promptly divorced..................Built for DiazAMplificatio/Electric Amp/Quest-Tone..My boss @ Questone met Johnny Hiland was havg dinner @ his home in Nashville, they became really good friends, JH asked the boss for me to design him a amplifier, May 2016 THATS the month my wife dropped divorce papers, i had ta 4get the dream, n get a REAL job n buy house back, Glory! :) Never give up your dream, i have one of THE best amplifiers in the world ( KEPT at it) ( Thank you Alex Dumbl;e) Good lord wil bless you if you keep at it! :) NO degree, SOME grt schooling ( Thank you US NAVY) but it takes DRIVE to accomplish dreams/Goals! PS Couldnt dig my way outa SS repair, Got a job in Clt NC at ACtion Music, went home got my 60s books out n went to town clearing shop out n BLOWING away the boss lol ( Toldem id leave if i couldnt fix the stuff) :) Thx for all u do brother, Was in Perth 1981 :)
Wow, James. What a beautiful story. Even after going through the divorce s**t, you kept at it. What a medal of honour to build an amp for Johnny Hiland!
We have a common tale in how we started, too. My first job after completing my engineering degree was working for the Royal Australian Navy. My job was maintaining the simulation equipment for their tactical training. This is where I learned most of my practical skills. Uni was excellent for knowledge, but it didn't tell you how to solder or how to lace up a wiring loom.