John Larkin wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
John Larkin wrote:
Eeyore wrote:
John Larkin wrote:
Eeyore wrote:
John Larkin wrote:
Jim Thompson wrote:

Years ago I did design work for Arizona Microtek and helped a very
bright young student/junior engineer along with his education in
ASIC's and solid state design.

So where does he end up...

http://www.schreyeraudio.com/ ;-)

Tragic. And why do audio people keep using those fakey scrolley Gothic
fonts on their gear? And the rotten mis-registered silk-screening?

Not in the UK we don't.

OK, show us your stuff.

I don't do guitar amps myself - at least not since 1981 but here's an
example.
http://www.marshallamps.com/

Nothing Gothic about those AFAICS. Apart maybe from the music sometimes
played through them.

Did you design the Marshall amps?

No. Did I claim to ? They are however the world's leading brand of amplification
for guitarists.

Their "Marshall" logo sure is a hokey scrolley font.

Based on Jim Marshall's own signature.

OK, then I repeat: show us something you've designed.

This thread was about guitar amps. I've only had a hand in one ages back. It was
supposed to be the 'tech's' project but he ****ed up so badly I had to help him out.
I notably remember hand rewinding the output TX to get the turns ratio right and
doing the front panel artwork.

Another daft idea of his was to have the amp fully enclosed, so a minature cooling
fan had to be fitted.

http://www.studiomaster.com/1981%20-%201982.htm

Graham