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a guy named Dale [message #87577]

Wed, 04 July 2007 20:27

Messages: 1124
Registered: July 2005

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I recently made an EBay purchase and received a confirmation from a guy
named Dale with a phone number. I gave him a call to discss the shipping
details and like all gearheads we started talking about gear. I was thinking
to myself what a nice guy this was and how knowledgable he was abou to many
things, a refreshing turn of events after the wanker I've been dealing with
on "that other issue". He asked me what kind of console I was using and I
told him that I used a rack full of preamps, but I had more forssell
circuitry in there than any other kind. He said "Hey!!! I know Fred". Well,
turns out I was talking to Dale Epperson of Old School Audio. I've heard
nothing but praise concerning his product. We talked some more. I told him
that I was afraid to buy a lunchbox because if I did, I would have to fill
it up within 30 days and then buy another one. We had a good laugh. Very
nice guy.

It's a small world (it might be about the size of a lunchbox....who knows?)

;o)

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Re: a guy named Dale [message #87578 is a reply to message #87577]

Wed, 04 July 2007 21:01

Neil
Messages: 1645
Registered: April 2006

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"DJ" <animix _ at _ animas _ dot _ net> wrote:

>It's a small world (it might be about the size of a lunchbox....who knows?)

The audio world is indeed a small one - at least in our little
working corner of it. Between just the folks on this small
newsgroup you could probaby do the "six degrees of separation"
game with nearly anyone in the music or pro engineering biz,
except it would be more like "three degrees of separation".

Neil

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Re: a guy named Dale [message #87590 is a reply to message #87577]

Thu, 05 July 2007 01:41

rick

Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006

Senior Member

what was he selling?

On Wed, 4 Jul 2007 21:27:40 -0600, "DJ" <animix _ at _ animas _ dot _
net> wrote:

>I recently made an EBay purchase and received a confirmation from a guy
>named Dale with a phone number. I gave him a call to discss the shipping
>details and like all gearheads we started talking about gear. I was thinking
>to myself what a nice guy this was and how knowledgable he was abou to many
>things, a refreshing turn of events after the wanker I've been dealing with
>on "that other issue". He asked me what kind of console I was using and I
>told him that I used a rack full of preamps, but I had more forssell
>circuitry in there than any other kind. He said "Hey!!! I know Fred". Well,
>turns out I was talking to Dale Epperson of Old School Audio. I've heard
>nothing but praise concerning his product. We talked some more. I told him
>that I was afraid to buy a lunchbox because if I did, I would have to fill
>it up within 30 days and then buy another one. We had a good laugh. Very
>nice guy.
>
>It's a small world (it might be about the size of a lunchbox....who knows?)
>
>;o)
>

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Re: a guy named Dale [message #87628 is a reply to message #87578]

Thu, 05 July 2007 19:31

Bill L

Messages: 766
Registered: August 2006

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Yeah, it's a small world. Dale is/was an API tech specialist. Back in
the '90s I bought, through him, an API console and he parted some of the
modules out for me, and I kept a bunch. Later I traded all of the API
stuff to him for OSA pres. He's a very knowledgeable cat.

Neil wrote:
> "DJ" <animix _ at _ animas _ dot _ net> wrote:
>
>> It's a small world (it might be about the size of a lunchbox....who knows?)
>
> The audio world is indeed a small one - at least in our little
> working corner of it. Between just the folks on this small
> newsgroup you could probaby do the "six degrees of separation"
> game with nearly anyone in the music or pro engineering biz,
> except it would be more like "three degrees of separation".
>
>
> Neil

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Re: a guy named Dale [message #87631 is a reply to message #87628]

Thu, 05 July 2007 19:43

Messages: 1124
Registered: July 2005

Senior Member

I really like him. Corresponded with him again today. He's affiliated with :

http://www.cras.org/

He said if I got really busy and needed an assistant that he would send me a
slave (.........errr.........conservatory student needing hands on
experience) and I could keep him/her busy doing whatever. He said they are
looking for studios (closer to Arizona) to apprentice their students. I
guess these are getting few and far between.

I know if I bought a lunchbox, it would drive me insane until I filled all
the spaces. It's an evil plot, I tell you.

;o)

"Bill L" <bill@billlorentzen.com> wrote in message news:468daaf2@linux...
> Yeah, it's a small world. Dale is/was an API tech specialist. Back in the
> '90s I bought, through him, an API console and he parted some of the
> modules out for me, and I kept a bunch. Later I traded all of the API
> stuff to him for OSA pres. He's a very knowledgeable cat.
>
> Neil wrote:
>> "DJ" <animix _ at _ animas _ dot _ net> wrote:
>>
>>> It's a small world (it might be about the size of a lunchbox....who
>>> knows?)
>>
>> The audio world is indeed a small one - at least in our little
>> working corner of it. Between just the folks on this small
>> newsgroup you could probaby do the "six degrees of separation"
>> game with nearly anyone in the music or pro engineering biz,
>> except it would be more like "three degrees of separation".
>>
>>
>> Neil

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