rulerboyz
AK Member
The amazing thing that I'm sure a lot of us experienced since joining AK was going from having almost zero knowledge or interest in vintage audio to having it become an important part of our lives. I think Glenn has played a large role in shedding the light on this hobby/obsession for many of us newbies. I stumbled across this site quite randomly. If not for a series of seemingly insignificant events, I would have never even made the connection to vintage audio, let alone repairing anything electronic. And I wouldn't have found all the wonderful things that comes with it (rediscovering vinyl for example). I believe many of the best and most rewarding experiences come to us spontaneously.
I've had several technical discussions with Glenn on PM about a variety of units that I've tinkered around with (at first out of curiosity and for practice), and eventually I was even able to do some minor work and troubleshooting that has helped me discover that I can do several types of repairs, and get a big kick out of learning about all the stuff that goes into Solid State equipment. I even got inspired to take a course in Electronics a short time later.
I've had several technical discussions with Glenn on PM about a variety of units that I've tinkered around with (at first out of curiosity and for practice), and eventually I was even able to do some minor work and troubleshooting that has helped me discover that I can do several types of repairs, and get a big kick out of learning about all the stuff that goes into Solid State equipment. I even got inspired to take a course in Electronics a short time later.