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Thanks for the heads up Rudy. I have a couple of heads I need some work done to, and I live in Welland.RippingRudy said:Another builder I know of is Glenn Morris in Welland, Ontario. His amps are used by the Trews among others. He is also a wicked good tech who has fixed a number of my blown up amps. www.morrisamps.com
Well we might have to let you get away with it this time. You didn't blatently start your own thread.Daz-o-matic said:I hope I'm not pushing the rule of 'blatant advertising'. In the spirit of the thread, I thought I'd throw my name into the fray.
http://www.avalancheamps.com
I get most of my parts from the Weber folks, then I upgrade and tweak to my taste (and/or the taste of the client). In fact, I found the link to this forum over on the Weber bulletin boards.
I don't anticipate making much (or any) profit - I just really enjoy building and playing great amps; selling them helps support my amp-geek habit. Customer satisfaction is more important to me than bottom line (i.e. the Ted Weber business philosophy).
This isn't my only line of work - my day job is as an avalanche tech at Panorama ski resort, and that allows me to pay the bills and spend the rest of my time building amps.
Cheers,
Darren Burt - Avalanche Amplification
Invermere BC
And I wouldn't, either. On some of the other forums I frequent, that kind of thing is tantamount to beating up kittens and kicking puppies.Jeff Flowerday said:Well we might have to let you get away with it this time. You didn't blatently start your own thread.
Jeff
I hate it when people dump on my hobbies.Daz-o-matic said:...that kind of thing is tantamount to beating up kittens and kicking puppies.![]()
Daz-o-matic said:I hope I'm not pushing the rule of 'blatant advertising'. In the spirit of the thread, I thought I'd throw my name into the fray.
http://www.avalancheamps.com
I get most of my parts from the Weber folks, then I upgrade and tweak to my taste (and/or the taste of the client). In fact, I found the link to this forum over on the Weber bulletin boards.
I don't anticipate making much (or any) profit - I just really enjoy building and playing great amps; selling them helps support my amp-geek habit. Customer satisfaction is more important to me than bottom line (i.e. the Ted Weber business philosophy).
This isn't my only line of work - my day job is as an avalanche tech at Panorama ski resort, and that allows me to pay the bills and spend the rest of my time building amps.
Cheers,
Darren Burt - Avalanche Amplification
Invermere BC
I don't think he was. He was however making an equation. So don't take it too personally.ClamBoy said:I hate it when people dump on my hobbies.