I offer my deepest condolences to Audioguru's family and friends. He was truly a unique contributor.

Long live "Audioguru again." You have big feet to fill.

 

John... what just happened with Audioguru? ...

 

Nothing I suspect. John didn’t see the post that audioguru made that described how after the migration, he couldn’t login and hence he created a new account “Audioguru again”.

That is all!

 

Nothing I suspect. John didn’t see the post that audioguru made that described how after the migration, he couldn’t login and hence he created a new account “Audioguru again”.

That is all!

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Hello all,

I did not suspect the person behind AG had died. I suspected it was something else that caused his character to "pass" from the perspective of this forum. I would never have made the "long live Audioguru again" comment had I any suspicion of the former. The posts by "AG again" certainly have the same style. Maybe it was out of character for me to be so subtle .

I do hope the forum is able to restore his former trophies.

Edit: spelling

 

If so, let's this keep happily going.

 

@Audioguru again
Yep, that might stir him up. He loves the 741 (not).

 

Hi,

I thought Audio Guru's favorite op amp was the LM358 (ha ha ha ha ha ....)

But seriously when i first read the first post i thought something happened to him that would be sad.
I hate to hear stuff like that especially about people involved with electronics. We've lost several great people in the past (BP of National Semiconductor to mention just one).

 

I truly enjoy reading your posts, comments, and help you give to others. I have gained valuable insights on circuit designs which one normally gains intuitively overtime. You are a einstein-rosen bridge of sorts for us circling the periphery . Thank You.