Because you won't live forever and the amp will make it out in the wild one day.
IF Nelson Pass were to see the amp I built it would be a sign of respect.
I don't buy lottery tickets because the probability that Nelson Pass will see my amplifier are about the same as me winning the lottery.
My guess is that by buying the gifts offered shows my respect, so I'll mark the amplifier however I want.
I don't buy lottery tickets because the probability that Nelson Pass will see my amplifier are about the same as me winning the lottery.
My guess is that by buying the gifts offered shows my respect, so I'll mark the amplifier however I want.
speaking of that ....... this is result of just one of many Papa's attempts to decrease a level of ZM's insolence ...... so, I'm sorta spoiled and really can't have proper, logical and unemotional stance about subject
now seriously - contrary to what I wrote in my first reply to topic, I believe that Pass DIY sticker ( or same engraved ) is solution for front plate, followed with model designation
Kudos - check, unmistakable identity - check
Nothing wrong with the identity here but...
Æh...Nice cables and color coding - do you happen to have very high impedance speakers
For some of us stickers really are a luxury problem, when finally getting the internal wiring finished to an acceptable level we are already exhausted and out of our comfort zone as "non completer/finishers". Quickly heading on to next project.
But I do like the idea of a personal Logo/Icon style which would then also be unmistakable from any TM's
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Bingo! There are categories of trademarks. Amplifiers and food (or "food" for McD) are different categories, so it can easily be argued that consumers wouldn't mistake McIntosh amps for being McDonalds products.
I do remember the McAllan case. That was interesting. In the end I'm sure only the lawyers won.
Tom
Yes of course! Amiga was it! The first macintosh had it too I just found out...
(Since I started with macOS 6, those buggers weren‘t around anymore)
It was a Swedish made computer.....so probably not known very much outside the Nordics.....maybe.....
In Denmark it was very popular....and a bit on the expensive side.
ABC80 - Dalby Datormuseum
In Denmark it was very popular....and a bit on the expensive side.
ABC80 - Dalby Datormuseum
Would be an interesting experience to run, say, a m2x-simulation on them...
Oooohmmm......
(Kch-ch-ch)
OTOH, Ergebnis der Google-Bildersuche
Oooohmmm......
(Kch-ch-ch)
OTOH, Ergebnis der Google-Bildersuche
Maybe this Danish computer from 1961 could.....or can.....there is a running one on a museum (transistor based):
Computerens historie: Afsnit 3: Historien om GIER og computere i Danmark i 1960'erne - YouTube
He demonstrates that it can solve a chess problem called the "8 Queen problem". Placing eight queens on a chess board without any can hit each other. There are a number of solutions. Program read from "punched paper"...in Danish "hulstrimmel"....
Computerens historie: Afsnit 3: Historien om GIER og computere i Danmark i 1960'erne - YouTube
He demonstrates that it can solve a chess problem called the "8 Queen problem". Placing eight queens on a chess board without any can hit each other. There are a number of solutions. Program read from "punched paper"...in Danish "hulstrimmel"....
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speaking of that ....... this is result of just one of many Papa's attempts to decrease a level of ZM's insolence ...... so, I'm sorta spoiled and really can't have proper, logical and unemotional stance about subject
now seriously - contrary to what I wrote in my first reply to topic, I believe that Pass DIY sticker ( or same engraved ) is solution for front plate, followed with model designation
Kudos - check, unmistakable identity - check
What about “Second Watt” ? Or “Second Coming of The First”?
We should all ( me included ) build more amps and write less BS here.
