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In fact music electronic industries can profit much from us.
Reverse engineering is a pretty common thing in IT and electronics business, (and was since the beginning...).
You have to study it at the college/university courses if you wanna become a pro.
Maybe Bob Moog was the last one who could say that he only analyzed ONE circuit for his work in the early beginnings that he doesn't design himself ...
And we save them (commercial developers) alot of work with analysing and testing concepts and stuff internationally and without business competition in a very open and friendly way uncommon or maybe impossible for the 'big companies'. :grin:
(It seems like Marsh*ll rebuild their mics kind of according to work done here and elsewhere, they even talked about that freely :shock: , sometimes i wonder if Gus probably has mail with job offers in his mailbox from time to time?)
Even concepts of passive mixers find the way into the commercial world (new SMpr*??? :shock: )
What would be the advantage in busting a single engineer for a frontpanel? :razz: :razz: :razz:
And this one is very very nice indeed... :guinness: :thumb:
Think of us as a kind of knowledge temple and academy (sometimes reminding me of the ole antique greek schools... :roll: ) and this fun parts (panels buttons and decals
) are needed for the motivation.
Man, i saw a post in a german forum, where one of the members twisted out DON'T SAY THE NAMES OF THE UNITS!!! :roll: because somebody proudly talked about doing three of the groupdiy projects...
OK, nobody wants to rip off actual stuff commercially.
(I hope so...)
Try to buy a new API 312, he?
So i don't think this is a prob anyway...:grin:
Kind regards
Martin
CJ: :green: :thumb:
("psst, they knock on my door...black masked and wearing kevlar...i have to scrub this f*ckin decals down and delete all gear p*rn from my computer immediately before they hit me with the gas bombs !!!!" Looking out the window: " Oh no, it's even worse! It's a business lawyer!!! Please shoot me quickly..." :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: )