Indeed it was..
The ASA bought him to book a while ago for his outrageous claims..
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RCD's - why 30mA?
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Why would the ASA care? What are they selling on that page? I didn't see= a special RCD on sale for, oh lets say =A31000, that didn't, allegedly, ha= ve the problems that a normal one does.
I bet if you could come up with a something that met the required electrical spec and some suitable techno babble you could flog 'em for well over =A31000...
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Just think of the potential for selling an RCD with silver wire. £500 a pop just to get that extra 0.00001 dB of performance.
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Funny how all this overpriced audiophool gear has PSUs that are so piss-poor that they are so dependent on the mains supply...
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Any fule does. wise men know that keeping power earths separate from signal earths is the better way.
As you can get juts as good an earth loop on a radial as a ring main.
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Any Fule know that to get the best bass, you need to have a MV supply wired with gold plated copper direct into a nuclear power station.
The National grid is a disgrace! leads to all forms of distortion!
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that they are so
SSHH..:-)
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I couldn't be that dishonest;!....
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Because his customers are gullible fuckwits?
MBQ
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Oh, go on, give it a go ;-)
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Well worth it, my man. You'd be able to hear the tambourine that Mama Cass bangs on her fat hips. :-)
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>>>> might help explain why and how.
I was reading to quickly. My apologies. :-( ouch.
He's already been pulled up on it?
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Some of those little blyters need a good up the arse. :-)
The power of advertising, eh. LOL
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We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "BigWallop" saying something like:
Grabbit and Fleece, with the special Russ Andrews touch. Honestly, I've not seen such a bunch of utter shysters.
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But rings are in a loop, radials aren't :-)
Owain
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Hee Hee Hee!!!
I heard of an audio specialist firm called Hood, Fiddle and Kruek before. But Grabbit and Fleece is much better. :-)
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Why are there no undertakers called "Bury and Burns" A winning name if ever I heard one.
Adam
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There was a doctors surgery in Danbury that was run by A King, & Pain. Ann King has retired now IIRC.
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What, you don't all have 2 seperate earth systems? A protective earth, and a clean earth?
I myself run multiple radials from a dedicated CU to the hi-fi rack. ( you can't share one radial between different devices! )
The CPCs are connected to the equipment chassis, the protective ground.
The signal earths are all independently fed back to a single star point 'clean earth' near the CU , using 35mm2 oxygen free copper.
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And a funeral directors out in Suffolk called ...
...Death and Son....