More Cameron CCV pics from today 8/23/11

[Neeklaus]

double post!

 

[Neeklaus]

Yes, the amp does feature elevated dc heaters and most likely for the hell of it the heater wiring will be redone with a tighter twist.

Try using a drill to twist your wiring. Its extremely quick and comes out very consistent and tight. Then you just unwrap a bit and solder 'em in. I do all my twisted pairs this way in amplifier builds.

Do you know who you're talking to?

Steve

Someone who doesn't seem to know the quickest and easiest way to twist long lengths of heater wires for a production line amplifier building operation. Based purely on the pictures Im seeing and that a number of others are complaining about of course.

Oh my.... Let me clue you in on some things:

!.) He didn't wire those heaters
2.) They are DC and do not require ANY twisting
3.) The guy you are talking to is who Eddie Van Halen chose to get his old number one Marshall back into shape for the new VH record
4.) Dave Friedman doesn't need your help.

Thank you...

Steve

welcome to Rig-Talk, BITCH hahahahaha
just kidding, just kidding. but yeah man might wanna do your research

I know exactly who the guy is. It also looked to me like this simple tip might help streamline these builds.

cool man, you win the internet!

 

[LP Freak]

All it takes is a fly on the rail and the train falls off the track.

 

[dawnofdreamx97]

looks like this lady wired up those heaters..... =) just teasing brad...

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, the amp does feature elevated dc heaters and most likely for the hell of it the heater wiring will be redone with a tighter twist.

Try using a drill to twist your wiring. Its extremely quick and comes out very consistent and tight. Then you just unwrap a bit and solder 'em in. I do all my twisted pairs this way in amplifier builds.

Do you know who you're talking to?

Steve

Someone who doesn't seem to know the quickest and easiest way to twist long lengths of heater wires for a production line amplifier building operation. Based purely on the pictures Im seeing and that a number of others are complaining about of course.

Oh my.... Let me clue you in on some things:

!.) He didn't wire those heaters
2.) They are DC and do not require ANY twisting
3.) The guy you are talking to is who Eddie Van Halen chose to get his old number one Marshall back into shape for the new VH record
4.) Dave Friedman doesn't need your help.

Thank you...

Steve

welcome to Rig-Talk, BITCH hahahahaha
just kidding, just kidding. but yeah man might wanna do your research

I know exactly who the guy is. It also looked to me like this simple tip might help streamline these builds.

Oh... so you know who he is and you don't think he's ever heard of this before? You're dumber than I thought...

Steve

 

[gtrwun]

Lol...I cant help but read these Cameron threads every time I see one. It always turns to shit somehow? Amazing.

 

[Anonymous]

Lol...I cant help but read these Cameron threads every time I see one. It always turns to shit somehow? Amazing.

Hey man, we aim to entertain!

Steve

 

[BSRIAudio]

I saw uneven wiring and I offered a tip. If he had heard of twisting heaters that way then he chose not to do it the easy way. So be it. Your petty name calling is lol-worthy though. Aren't you like 50? Get over yourself.

 

[King Guitar]

For the record Dave Friedman had nothing to do with the wire twisting, he is a friend, partner and expert we lean on when we have questions. He has forgot more about amp designs than I will ever know. Just sayin...

 

[Anonymous]

I saw uneven wiring and I offered a tip. If he had heard of twisting heaters that way then he chose not to do it the easy way. So be it. Your petty name calling is lol-worthy though. Aren't you like 50? Get over yourself.

I already told you he didn't wire those heaters and that they are DC so they don't need twisting... And what does it matter if I'm 100, if you are gonna act like an ass, I'm gonna call it...

Answer me this - You know who Dave is right? Do you REALLY think he does not know about the drill trick for twisting heater wire after building, modding and repairing amps for as long as he has?

Steve

 

[gtrwun]

50? Id say there is a whole bunch of us here who are around that age? Got a problem with that?

 

[BSRIAudio]

For the record Dave Friedman had nothing to do with the wire twisting, he is a friend, partner and expert we lean on when we have questions. He has forgot more about amp designs than I will ever know. Just sayin...

And FWIW I didn't intend to offend anyone. People chose to take offense which is unfortunate.

 

[jerrydyer]

For the record Dave Friedman had nothing to do with the wire twisting, he is a friend, partner and expert we lean on when we have questions. He has forgot more about amp designs than I will ever know. Just sayin...

And FWIW I didn't intend to offend anyone. People chose to take offense which is unfortunate.

so you werent trying to be a cock?

whats with the remark about Steves age. He looks good for 70

 

[LP Freak]

50? Id say there is a whole bunch of us here who are around that age? Got a problem with that?

You better meet him on the playground at 3:00 and settle this one and for all.

 

[Anonymous]

For the record Dave Friedman had nothing to do with the wire twisting, he is a friend, partner and expert we lean on when we have questions. He has forgot more about amp designs than I will ever know. Just sayin...

And FWIW I didn't intend to offend anyone. People chose to take offense which is unfortunate.

No... actually someone (me) tried to gently point out that you were giving a common tip to an expert in amp design, building and repair and you said (about Dave, someone you say you knew to be an expert in amp design, building and repair

"Someone who doesn't seem to know the quickest and easiest way to twist long lengths of heater wires for a production line amplifier building operation."

I'd say that was an offensive comment about Dave as well as a stupid one since you purport to know exactly who the guy is...

I win! Yay!

(Waits patiently to see if "Mary" takes the bait...)

Steve

 

[Anonymous]

50? Id say there is a whole bunch of us here who are around that age? Got a problem with that?

You better meet him on the playground at 3:00 and settle this one and for all.

As an expert in e-combat, I highly recommend against him showing!

Steve

 

[Anonymous]

For the record Dave Friedman had nothing to do with the wire twisting, he is a friend, partner and expert we lean on when we have questions. He has forgot more about amp designs than I will ever know. Just sayin...

And FWIW I didn't intend to offend anyone. People chose to take offense which is unfortunate.

so you werent trying to be a cock?

whats with the remark about Steves age. He looks good for 70

Thanks for noticing, Jerry! Those "Buns of Steel" tapes are really doing wonders for you as well...

Steve

 

[BSRIAudio]

For the record Dave Friedman had nothing to do with the wire twisting, he is a friend, partner and expert we lean on when we have questions. He has forgot more about amp designs than I will ever know. Just sayin...

And FWIW I didn't intend to offend anyone. People chose to take offense which is unfortunate.

No... actually someone (me) tried to gently point out that you were giving a common tip to an expert in amp design, building and repair and you said (about Dave, someone you say you knew to be an expert in amp design, building and repair

"Someone who doesn't seem to know the quickest and easiest way to twist long lengths of heater wires for a production line amplifier building operation."

I'd say that was an offensive comment about Dave as well as a stupid one since you purport to know exactly who the guy is...

I win! Yay!

(Waits patiently to see if "Mary" takes the bait...)

Steve

If I showed you those pictures and it was an amp I was building, Im sure you would say "hey consider using a drill to twist those heaters next time, it will be much neater and tighter." Whether or not you give such advice to an expert or an amateur isn't of much consequence. Everyone likes cool tips. Since this design uses DC heaters they're probably just twisting for neatness and the drill would make things oh so pretty. More rigtalkers would salivate over neat and clean wiring and more amps would sell! I dont think we need to fight over this though. I wouldn't want you to break an e-hip

 

[LP Freak]

For the record Dave Friedman had nothing to do with the wire twisting, he is a friend, partner and expert we lean on when we have questions. He has forgot more about amp designs than I will ever know. Just sayin...

And FWIW I didn't intend to offend anyone. People chose to take offense which is unfortunate.

so you werent trying to be a cock?

whats with the remark about Steves age. He looks good for 70

Thanks for noticing, Jerry! Those "Buns of Steel" tapes are really doing wonders for you as well...

Steve

Pictures or it's a Richard Simmons tape.

 

[Anonymous]

If I showed you those pictures and it was an amp I was building, Im sure you would say "hey consider using a drill to twist those heaters next time, it will be much neater and tighter." Whether or not you give such advice to an expert or an amateur isn't of much consequence. Everyone likes cool tips. Since this design uses DC heaters they're probably just twisting for neatness and the drill would make things oh so pretty. More rigtalkers would salivate over neat and clean wiring and more amps would sell! I dont think we need to fight over this though. I wouldn't want you to break an e-hip

I don't want to fight anymore either... e-Hug?

Steve