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In Reply to: RE: True posted by beppe61 on December 12, 2014 at 09:08:38
As you say, well-informed hobbyists might do just fine when it come to assembly and refinement.
Circuit design is another matter entirely.
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You mean that the principles of audio circuits design are not found in books ?
Anyone can buy a good handbook of electronics and try.
The world is full of self-educated designers.
The basics are all in the books/manuals for the people able to understand them.
Kind regards,
bg
Edits: 12/12/14
So you have something against engineers but not against engineering?
Fascinating position...
Hi again
" So you have something against engineers but not against engineering? "
no of course. What i mean is that engineering laws/rules are in the books for anyone able to understand them.
So it could be that an amateur with a certain level of education studies an handbook and then he is able to design.
To become a very good designer requires a mix of predisposition, passion and motivation.
We had some bad teachers at school. A friend of mine used to come to one or two lessons and then to decide to study alone on the book.
And he got top marks.
I think he could have studied without never come to school.
He is a very good engineer.
Kind regards,
bg
Would you let a amature experimenter perform brain surgery on your child..I know of a amature amp designer that electrocuted himself designing a amp,,
All I'm saying is that well intentioned hobbyists don't necessarily know enough to create the circuit designs found in those books you mention. These "self-educated designers" are (for the most part) better at refining than they are at creating.
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