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Re: hmmmm

Posted by vinyl_mike on October 14, 2002 at 16:05:03:
The term â€œultra expenseâ€ is mine not Walkerâ€™s. It is subjective. When a manufacturer pays $30 for a resistor or $70 for a capacitor, that to me is â€œultra-expensiveâ€. As to the chips designed for the government, I can only tell you what I understand to be true. However during the past two years that I have known Walker, I have found him to exceptionally honest and a straight shooter.
I am not an engineer, just a person who loves music. If you want deeper insight in to the circuit theory or challenge his design statements, call him he is very accessible. Iâ€™m sure that he will discuss his products in detail.