Twenty thousand posts! Congratulations Enzo!

[g1]

And thanks, your posts are always informative, useful, or at least entertaining .

[Enzo]

No kidding!! I was not aware the count was that high. Do I win a new car or anything? Maybe I win Carol Merrill?

[Mark Hammer]

I hit 20k on another forum some time back. If I add up all my posts here, and on the former AMPAGE, as well as the various iterations of other forums, the total has to be over 50k. Oy, do my fingertips hurt! And my digits are shorter, too, I used to be able to stretch my middle finger across the fretboard to the low E. Now, I've worn it down so short, I can barely reach the D-string!

Congrats, Enzo. Going 20k without being drummed out is a sign of informativeness, balance and fairness, writing skill, and tolerance (mostly on the part of the writer, and probably those reading too!).

[J M Fahey]

Tried to get Carol Merrill but Ms Wenzo vetoed it.
Sorry

But that´s not the point, which really is:

CONGRATULATIONS ENZO !!!!!!!!!

[Dave H]

Congratulations on your 20,000 Enzo! I've enjoyed every one.

I've only got 330. I'm not worthy.

[Chuck H]

Some members here have written informative books on amplifier circuits. It looks like Enzo is one of them It's just not all neat and tidy between two covers.

[DrGonz78]

And you win..... A lifetime supply of broken amplifiers!!! Nice Enzo!!

[daz]

Good lord ! Do you sleep Enzo?!!! In any case, thanks for all the help you dish out. 20k has gotta be a record for any forum.

[Enzo]

Well, gosh, fellas...

I do have a couple spiral notebooks with notes for a future book, but I doubt it will ever be written in that form. I do think of this place as a sort of ongoing book. I admire efforts like the book teemu wrote. Everyone should go download that and read it. And I admire the efforts of RG Keen to put his material together in a useful and informative web site. My writing is mostly about troubleshooting and the practical side of amp repair. So I am more likely to write about getting an amp apart and types of screwdrivers than I am load lines. Having the energy to put a book or web page together escapes me.

[Diablo]

Thanks Enzo for laying down all the effort that you do with your posts!

[mort]

I always like seeing that Enzo was the last person to post in any given thread because I know I'm about to read something that, even as a novice, I will understand and that nails the topic at hand in a concise little sentence/short paragraph

[big_teee]

Good Job Enzo!

[The Dude]

Well, gosh, fellas...

I do have a couple spiral notebooks with notes for a future book, but I doubt it will ever be written in that form. I do think of this place as a sort of ongoing book. I admire efforts like the book teemu wrote. Everyone should go download that and read it. And I admire the efforts of RG Keen to put his material together in a useful and informative web site. My writing is mostly about troubleshooting and the practical side of amp repair. So I am more likely to write about getting an amp apart and types of screwdrivers than I am load lines. Having the energy to put a book or web page together escapes me.

Your book is already written right here and it's fully searchable- even better! Nice work Enzo!
One cannot help but wonder how many amps you've had a hand in fixing and I'm not talking only about the ones you actually lay your hands on. I'm sure the number is staggering. If there were a "Rock and Roll Technicians Hall of Fame"......

[TarheelTechinTraining]

Congrats Enzo !! Your reward? Our admiration and thanks !

[Gingertube]

Enzo,
I would like to say Thank You, on my own behalf and on behalf of guitar amp enthusiasts everywhere.
As we say down under in Oz "Ta mate".
Cheers,
Ian