Great to hear that you are still moving forward. I am still holding out for the OTL monoblocks.
Roger Alan Modjeski (RAM) 1951 - 2019
It is with great sadness that I announce Roger A. Modjeski passed away peacefully in his home in San Pablo, CA after an 12 month battle with cancer. Roger started Music Reference in 1981 and later RAM Tubes, The Tube Audio Store, and The Berkeley HiFi School. For more than 38 years he tirelessly ran his business and designed some of the most unique and well received audio components in the industry. Right until the near end Roger was working, designing, and teaching until he physically was unable to continue.
The link below will take you my playground where I have posted my tribute to Roger (click ENTER after the page loads):
http://www.electrafidelity.com/
Fare thee well my friend.
The link below will take you my playground where I have posted my tribute to Roger (click ENTER after the page loads):
http://www.electrafidelity.com/
Fare thee well my friend.
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Twenty-odd years ago I built a little diy ST35 clone from a board I bought on eBay, and it actually sounded pretty good. But I wanted it to sound better so I called RAM to buy some really good EL84s and Roger answered the phone. I was nobody special and the transaction wasn’t going to pay the rent or anything, but we talked for over an hour, and he had lots of good advice. I vowed I would some day own an RM 10 to drive my Quad 57s, and that finally happened two years ago, when I bought one of the very last ones made, with the special base and cathode bias. Over four decades my Quads have been driven by most of the amps said to be best for the 57, but the Rm10 is in a class of one. Last year I bought an Rm200 Mk2 to drive some large Spendors in our living room, which it does very well. Now I just need to find an RM5… |
@lafish3 contact us about an RM-5 we have if you are interested in one. |
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