Podcasts about altec

Im Oktober 2024 besuchte ich wieder einen International Astronautical Congress, kurz IAC. Dabei war ich zwei Tage auf der Hauptveranstaltung, am dritten Tag machte ich eine technische Exkursion zu den Unternehmen Thales Alenia Space und ALTEC. In dieser Episode gibt es eine ganze Reihe Interviews von der Veranstaltung, dazu ein paar eigene Erfahrungen und Eindrücke von mir. Ich sprach mit Alexander Gerst und Daniel Neuenschwander von der ESA über das Programm Moonlight, mit dem Projektmanager Yuichi Tsuda von der Hayabusa 2-Mission und mit einigen mehr.

Let's talk about a post-military career in professional sales. Business-to-business (B2B) sales is one of the most important functions in the business world. It is where a company that makes a product or service interfaces directly with a customer. As the name suggests, B2B sales is all about selling products and services to other businesses in order to help them meet their professional goals in the market. From a JMO perspective, Sales is also one of the most misunderstood career field categories. When I initially talk to military officers about Sales, I often hear objections such as they do not want to go into a role that is 100% commission, high pressure, and high travel. Additionally, they think sales is a zero-sum game where you have to "do" something to someone in order to win. Business-to-business sales are different. With B2B Sales, your objective is to create a trusting relationship with a customer, demonstrate your credibility in solving their problem or creating value, and deliver a product or solution that helps your customer be more effective in their marketplace. In this episode, you will hear three Cameron-Brooks alumni talk about their post-military career in Professional Sales, their experience as sales professionals, as well as dispel some common myths about the sales profession. You will meet: Bridget Walton, USMC Command and Control 1LT, launched her career at Motorola Solutions. Blake Boyd, Army Armor CPT, launched his career at Abbott. Billy Cattron, Army Infantry CPT, launched his career at Altec. Each of those former military officers attended the January 2019 Cameron-Brooks Career Conference. One of the most interesting aspects of the webcast is that although each of these officers started their career in a different industry, each shared similar experiences about understanding customer needs, creating solutions, and ultimately bringing value. At Cameron-Brooks, we have seen countless numbers of military officers launch their careers in B2B sales. If you want to hear more about a sales career, including career progression and growth, check out podcasts with Aaron Carter, Anthony Applegate, Jonathan Brewer and Connor Pratt! Of course, if you want to know more about how Cameron-Brooks can help you reach your personal and professional goals, you can learn more on our website, LinkedIn, and YouTube, or you can call or email me directly. Best of success, Pete Van Epps || pete@cameron-brooks.com || (210) 874-1519  

It's the 133rd episode of the Truth About Vintage Amps podcast, where amp tech Skip Simmons fields your questions on all-things-tube amp!  Want to be a part of our show? Just email us a question or voice memo to podcast@fretboardjournal.com. Some of the topics discussed:  1:14 Skip's 1950 Ferguson tractor, the Truth About Lawn Mowers 7:28 A zebra on the loose in Washington State 9:30: This week's sponsors: Emerald City Guitars, Amplified Parts, StewMac, and Grez Guitars. 12:28  Grez Guitars sends Skip Quique Gomez & Little Charles Baty's Cookin' At Greaseland   16:51 What's on Skip's bench? A 1953 Fender Tweed Pro that needed nearly a complete rebuild   24:14 One solution for the multiple Pignose-amp quandary from ep. 132: Radial Engineering's Shotgun 4-Channel Amp Driver (Amazon link); 100 Vintage Hawaiian Songs (Spotify link)   30:35 Tom Gunterman's lithium battery pack picks from ep. 132, prunes   33:51 RIP Gerald Weber (Kendrick Amplifiers) 35:56 Book recommendation: 'The Birth of Loud' (Amazon link) 37:39 Jason has a jdflyback handblown tube amp! (YouTube link)   40:19 A Fender Vibrochamp that doesn't like my Les Paul, volume-dropping   45:11 Anything worth rescuing from old tube car radios?   48:55 A 1569 Altec power amplifier for guitars? Grange Hall and self-published cookbooks   53:30 A Music Man 115RP with a broken reverb   59:17 An update on last episode's 1972 Fender Princeton Reverb, a homemade signal tracer (based on this Kley De Jong video); 'Designing Tube Preamps for Guitar and Bass' by Merlin Blencowe (Amazon link); tahini; 'Servicing by Signal Tracing' by John F. Rider   1:04:24 Why can't I pry this tone pot off of my Harmony H-200?   1:07:10 What does using a tube pre-amp unit in front of your guitar amp actually do? Tube swapping a 6V6 or 6L6 (note: we'll get back to this next week)   1:14:09 Skip's handiwork on the new Taylor Swift album? (Instagram link)    1:17:24 Making a closed cabinet for my Fender Princeton   1:21:19 Are amp techs divas?  Hosted by amp tech Skip Simmons and co-hosted/produced by Jason Verlinde of the Fretboard Journal.  Want to support our show? Join our Patreon! 

Gli speaker di questo episodio Paolo Amoroso, Riccardo Rossi, Veronica Remondini, Gianmarco Vespia News Sorgerà in ALTEC il nuovo centro di simulazione e controllo delle missioni robotiche lunari dell'ASI [Link] La Luna è ancora un posto difficile E' morto Ingenuity Rubriche Le storie di Nonno Apollo: Lander lunari rientrati nell'atmosfera terrestre Link della settimana NASA Ames Research Center Trajectory Browser [Link] Visuale da un side booster di un Soyuz [Link] Cosmos: The Infographic Book of Space [Link] Space Quotes [Link] AstronauticAgenda Versione a griglia, Google Calendar e Timeline La puntata su YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB4uecHy5cA Sigle e musiche di accompagnamento Sigla iniziale: DHDMusic - We Are One Team (https://www.jamendo.com/track/1862657/we-are-one-team) Sigla finale: Sound Creator - New Electric Waves - Neon World Sound Creator (https://www.jamendo.com/track/1908978/new-electric-waves-neon-world)

Created April 21, 2023Discussion of the equipment upgrades, getting ready for the music festival and interviewing a large group of people. TRS/TS Input/Output panel wired into Control Room Patch Console from Studio A, with cable marking and identification discussed. Monitors, cabling and Altec speaker rebuilds described: taking a pair of poor 605A Altec monitors and rebuilding them to extremely fine high fidelity monitors with incredible sound. History of Altec monitors and use in recording studios. Further information, photos, and history of the project is available at www.jayfisher.com Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce (and the Clovis Sounds Studio): www.clovisnm.org Engineered by Amy Fisher 

Welcome back! We are pleased to welcome Connor Pratt to the podcast. Connor is a former USMC Logistics officer who attended the Cameron-Brooks Career Conference in January 2018— and the perfect example of how a prepared officer has options when making the transition to business. He spent eight years in the USMC and held many positions, including Battalion Maintenance Management Officer, Platoon Commander, Battalion Motor Transport Officer, and Joint Logistics Directorate Officer. Connor has a degree in Marine Transportation from the US Merchant Marine Academy. When he attended the Career Conference, he interviewed for roles in Team Leadership and General Management, Business Analysis, and Business-to-Business Sales. Breaking Down Misconceptions At the Career Conference, Connor interviewed with 15 different industry-leading companies, including Boston Scientific, Corning, Kaeser, and Altec. He intimately chose to work for Globus Medical, a world-leading spinal and trauma medical device company. He started his career in a business-to-business sales role, and we spent the first part of the conversation diving into his day-to-day work life. Because many Junior Military Officers have a skewed view of what life is like starting in a sales role, it is always good to hear from someone who has been at it for many years now and understand their perspective on the nature of the work. A Prepared Officer Gets Results Connor spent 13 months in the Cameron-Brooks Development and Preparation Program© (DPP) before attending the January 2018 Career Conference. During that time, Connor participated in a robust professional reading program, learned about the different career field options available to him, created a relevant and specific professional resume, and prepared to interview with multiple hiring managers. Through that in-depth preparation process, Connor attended the Career Conference and got every company he interviewed to pursue him. In this episode, he explains how he thoroughly engaged in the DPP to get those kinds of results. Have Friends and HAVE FUN! Connor's friend, Chris Wilkeson, attended the November 2015 Career Conference. The two pieces of advice that Connor gives that helped him to be more successful through the process are: 1) keep in contact with those who went before you and 2.) have fun. The first seems logical; the second seems counter-intuitive. That said, the officers that are more successful at the Career Conference are those who are prepared and, thus, have the mentality to have fun. At the Conference, you will meet a wide variety of interesting and experienced business professionals. Those officers who see that as an opportunity tend to have more success through the process; that is just more fun! To stay connected, we encourage you to check out our website and YouTube Channel and follow us on LinkedIn. If you're interested in learning more about your transition options, please feel free to contact us. You can also check out our Transition Guide on "3 Game-Changing Strategies for JMOs Making the Jump to Business" for additional transition tips. To stay connected, we'd recommend subscribing to our YouTube Channel and following us on LinkedIn.

Created February 14, 2023Part 1: Bryan Ellis with High Plains Sleep Disorder Center in Clovis, New Mexico will return next week for a follow-up podcast. A new digital-analog interface is being used, hardware settings and glitches in electrical equipment, patch jacks, and TRS plugs are revealed. Five podcast mics are now in use, and an advanced interface. Vintage microphones in the studio are described and detailed. Volunteers with STEM and STEAM interest are requested. Blue collar opportunities and needs are examined during the computer revolution. DIY YouTube videos are humorously described. Part 2: Studio building update: Studio monitor rebuild and repair is described, sources for acquiring vintage electronic equipment are identified. Jay describes reason and type of rebuild of vintage Altec recording broadcast monitors, and crossovers, frequency controls, and dividing circuits are briefly covered. Baffles, grill cloth, and tweeter operation are detailed, and the refinishing of the speaker cabinets is revealed. Cannon plugs, XL connectors, XLP, XLR, plugs, receptacles, designations and identification quirks are discussed.Further information, photos, and history of the project is available at www.jayfisher.com Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce (and the Clovis Sounds Studio): www.clovisnm.org Engineered by Amy Fisher

Created February 02, 2023 Part 1: Bryan Ellis is a Respiratory Therapist and a Registered Sleep Technologist with decades of experience, operating a physician and primary care-referred sleep diagnosis and therapy center. Bryan discusses insomnia of several types, sleep related breathing disorders, and sleep apnea. He  identifies mechanical problems with sleep, and the many issues that we have with quality of sleep, causes, and remedies. Bryan describes the process of sleep study and related care, and the sleep study environment as well as insomnia vs. respiratory and mechanical sleep issues. Sound and memory come into play. Bryan describes sleep onset insomnia and sleep maintenance insomnia and the distinctions of sleep cycles and stages as well as sleep paralysis. Brain wave frequency responses and ranges determine sleep stages, in extremely low frequency wave patterns, determined by EEG (electroencephalogram). Bryan describes how sound wave research is being done related to memory retention and access, using low frequency sound and pink noise input to the human brain. This fascinating research is leading to memory improvement and may play a role in the treatment of brain disorders of aging. Further discussion details acid reflux and its role in sleep apnea, as well as diabetic related sleep disorders. Bryan will return for a second part at a later podcast. Part 2: Amy and Jay Fisher discuss the Clovis Music Festival with future guests and information. Old, vintage electrical test equipment is described, and the need for testing, analysis, and repair of the analog studio equipment. Jay describes repairing and re-coning of early 1950s Altec 602-B monitor coaxial speakers. Altec 604 speakers were a recording studio standard, the basis of Altec's most popular monitor speakers. Jay details linear air motors which are the basis of speakers, and basic electrical theory. The role of air movement is critical to sound reproduction. Voice coils, magnets, signal, and vibration reproduction creates the sound we hear. Jay describes alignment of the voice coil, magnet clearance, spider, cone, and speaker rebuild and assembly. Hybridization of the vintage analog studio with modern digital equipment is critical for operation. Further information, photos, and history of the project is available at www.jayfisher.com Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce (and the Clovis Sounds Studio): www.clovisnm.org Engineered by Amy Fisher

Si l'enseignement des sciences dans le cadre scolaire peut laisser de mauvais souvenirs, d'autres méthodes peuvent porter leurs fruits. En proposant à un enfant, par le biais d'une expérience pratique d'être chercheur, on lui propose une autonomie sans rapport descendant tout en rendant son étude positive. Avec Gabriel Van Eiszner, fondateur des Petits Atomes et Guillaume Poncelet, chargé de communication à l'association ALTEC.

Amy and Jay Fisher discuss the restoration and operation of a 1950s-1960s high fidelity analog recording studio. Stabilization of top heavy electronic racks is described with possible solutions for stability using doorstops as kickstands. 1950s styling is described. “Power feed” or “mains” terminology and application is covered, comparing industrial vs. audio fields and the differences in British and American English language. The origin and pronunciation of the word “soldering” is discussed and also the differences between soldering, brazing, and welding. Plosives and filters are defined. Altec 438 compressor preamplifier undergoing installation and function is described, as potential applications and uses of this component. Performer's voice and accompanying music intensity rates are considered. Electrical gremlins are in the studio. Tinkerers, knob diddlers and twiddlers, and true technicians are compared. Pattern Energy article recommended. Anonymous forums and misinformation are described as is studio access. Replacing capacitors and vacuum tubes and EMP resistance are mentioned. Altec 350 reel to reel recorder electromechanical repair is described. DAW options are covered. Further information, photos, and history of the project is available at https://www.jayfisher.com/Fisher-Audio-Science.htm Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce (and the Clovis Sounds Studio): www.clovisnm.org Engineered by Amy Fisher

Amy and Jay Fisher discuss the restoration and operation of a 1950s-1960s high fidelity analog recording studio. In this episode, they talk about infrared glow of electron tubes, the Fear Podcast on WINS 1010 Radio, and the comparison of high fidelity in the Clovis Sounds Studio compared with New York Radio sound. Synergistic relationship of all components of broadcast and recording to produce a final result are mentioned. Further details about electronic rack weight and balance are discussed and potential floor locks for safety. Building of Rack #1 is detailed, and power mains feeds installed and power cord types. Signal cables are briefly described. Control Room and Recording safety is discussed, of primary importance. We detail the performance of Altec preamps and vocal compressors, and setup a testing arrangement of extremely fine-sounding small Altec A340A amplifier which produces extraordinary sound with a poor, cheap, small Public Address speaker and an input from computer streaming service. Quality and price comparisons are made from the 1950s to present time. Our approach to setup and troubleshooting in the studio is described from the macro to individual components based on timing and budget. Should repairs be focused on preservation or use? How much value is retained or lost by improving components to expand capabilities and quality? Power switches are to be installed on the amplifiers.  Further information, photos, and history of the project is available at https://www.jayfisher.com/Fisher-Audio-Science.htm Engineered by Amy Fisher

As President & COO of Altec, Don Howren is responsible for driving corporate growth strategy, company go-to-market execution, and market share growth. He is an accomplished senior executive with 30 years of experience in enterprise software at Epicor, Sage, Aderant, and Accruent including successful exits with industry-leading Private Equity organizations. Don has a variety of experience in enterprise software companies from start-ups, early stage, high growth, and turnaround environments. 

As President & COO of Altec, Don Howren is responsible for driving corporate growth strategy, company go-to-market execution, and market share growth. He is an accomplished senior executive with 30 years of experience in enterprise software at Epicor, Sage, Aderant, and Accruent including successful exits with industry-leading Private Equity organizations. Don has a variety of experience in enterprise software companies from start-ups, early stage, high growth, and turnaround environments. 

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Mitch Hesley, the Strategic Business Development Manager for Altec to talk about his incredible journey from wanting to be an air-fighter pilot, working for Boeing, and now being at the cutting-edge of technology within the industrial world. After an impressive start to his career and graduating from Harvard Business School, Mitch shares his definition of success and how it's changed over time. He also dives into the future of Machine Learning and why it is not a threat to good old fashioned human labor. To learn more about our company visit wescominc.com

Welcome back to the Truth About Recording and Mixing brought to you by the Fretboard Journal from Crackle & Pop! studio in Ballard WA. This episode we speak to Jon Ulrigg of Ulrigg Ribbons & Shiny Box Microphones. Jon has had a long path in both software and old school hardware and has found himself doing expert work in both areas. We are pleased to have cornered him for an hour of so to hear about all of his many passions. 1:10 Listener question about where to find the projects recorded at Crackle & Pop! Warning: shameless self promotion to follow.3:20: Listener question about Stereo vs. Mono tracks and a question about electronic drums vs acoustic drums.9:10 Welcome Jon Ulrigg! And welcome to Jon's heavy RCA mics which he brought along to record the interview with. A plug for Latchlake stands.12:30 Jon's career path. How'd he get here? From software at Microsoft to working networking at Nordstrom to ATT. Finding time to get back to playing into playing music and then - GEAR!22:50 Beginning to build his own equipment and discovering ribbon mics. From a group buy on the audio forums to starting Shiny Box mics.34:00 the changing economy and transitioning into Ribbon repair work.39:50 Working for Brad Avensen's company Silicon Audio and their seismic sensor / laser interferometer development program. 49:00 Installing these sensors on the ocean floor, on the moon and on one of the moons of Jupiter.55:55 - Let's talk about the different families of microphones - dynamic, condenser and ribbon mics. Let's start with dynamic mics.01:05:00 Let's talk about condenser mics. 01:11:05 What about multipattern condenser mics?01:12:30 Listener question about cardioid vs figure of eight and omni patterns and the uses of each.01:18:00 Uses for the null of a figure of eight mics.01:20:00 Let's talk about ribbon mics. Design elements.01:24:25 Variations in design, hypercardioid ribbon mics, acoustical labyrinths and sound damping.01:27:50 - the actual ribbon element in a ribbon mic. Ribbon lengths, materials, corrugating a ribbon. Traditional corrugation vs pistonic corrugation. 01:38:00 Beyer mics and their ribbons and parts. Jon is currently servicing Beyer mics. Dual ribbons in the Beyer 160 and 130.01:48:55 Sleeper ribbons, affordable vintage ribbons? Octava ML19s. Rebranded Beyer mics.01:53:55 Jon's new microphone designs. 01:57:30 Thanks Jon! Gear mentioned: RCA 77, RCA 44, Shiny Box, Beyer Dynamic M260 Beyer Dynamic M160 Beyer Dynamic M130, Shure 57, Sennheiser 421, Sennheiser 441, Dynamic Mics, Condenser Mics, Ribbon Mics, Neumann U47, Neumann U48, Octava mics, Altec 639, B&O mics.

En este episodio de Moda Circular, entrevistamos a Rosa Patricia Larios Francia, investigadora y co-autora del libro de Moda Sostenible y Textiles en América Latina:La trayectoria de Rosa Patricia Larios Francia en su área de investigaciónPresentación de libro “Moda Sostenible y Textiles en América Latina”Temáticas en sostenibilidad que están presente en el libro y ejemplosCómo la sostenibilidad puede convertirse en un factor competitivo para empresas y emprendimientos en moda y textilesOferta y potencialidades de la moda sostenible en Latinoamérica Herramientas de empoderamiento a las personas para evaluar mejor los productos de sostenibilidad Barreras y estrategias de practicar la moda sostenible Intercambio de conocimientos entre artesanos y diseñadoresImplicaciones del libro “Moda Sostenible y Textiles en América Latina” para el contexto latinoamericanoConsejos para las empresas para adoptar estrategias/prácticas ofrecidas por el libroConsejos le darías a las personas que quieran iniciar cuestionándose como vivir la moda de manera conscienteRosa Patricia Larios Francia Candidata a Doctor en Gestión Estratégica con mención en Gestión empresarial y sostenibilidad por el Consorcio de Universidades, Magíster en Ingeniera Industrial por la Universidad Ricardo Palma e Ingeniera Industrial por la Universidad de Lima. Con especialización en innovación por el Programa de Alta Especialización Internacional en Gestión de la Innovación de ESAN y La Salle Universidad Ramon Llull de España.Docente e Investigadora por la Universidad de Lima en las líneas de innovación,  gestión de MIPYME, cluster, Biodiversidad, sostenibilidad, economía circular, logística humanitaria, tecnología en el desarrollo de nuevos materiales y procesos en la industria textil, de la moda y la artesanía. Se ha desempeñado como directora del Centro de innovación textil en Universidad de Lima. Autora de artículos científicos y libro en material de innovación, sotenibilidad y pequeñas y medianas empresas.Con más de veinte años de experiencia en cargos ejecutivos en el sector de manufactura textil, especialista en las áreas de Innovación, diseño, desarrollo de producto, marketing y operacionesConferencista internacional en temas de gestión empresarial, gestión de la innovación, tecnología en la industria textil,  sostenibilidad en artesanía y gestión de pequeñas y medianas empresas.Presidente del Comité Técnico de Normalización – INACAL de Gestión de Investigación, Desarrollo Tecnológico e Innovación. Secretaria del SC-CTN Confecciones.  Miembro de los CTN de Gestión de MIPYME, de Textiles y Confecciones, de Gestión y Aseguramiento de Calidad. Experto en el grupo de trabajo de traducciones al español de STTF ISO TC 279. Miembro de la Asociación Latino-Iberoamericana de Gestión Tecnológica y de la Innovación - ALTEC. Miembro de la Asociación Peruana de Técnicos Textiles - APTT. Miembro del Clúster de Moda Sostenible.Puedes encontrar el libro "Moda Sostenible y Textiles en América Latina" en la editorial Springer en el siguiente link: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007%2F978-981-16-1850-5Puedes mantenerte al tanto de las últimas novedades en moda sostenible y circular en los siguientes canales:Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/_moda.circular/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/_modacircular 

In this episode of B2B Enablement, we're going to be talking about video marketing and how you can use it throughout the entire journey for your customers. Whether you're looking to create content for the awareness stage of the buying cycle, or for use later in the funnel, video is a powerful tool. Podcast Summary and Timestamps - Links and Resources Located at the Bottom [00:01:21] Introduction: Drew Franklin, Marketing Communications Manager at Altec 10+ years of experience in the marketing arena – primarily B2B and manufacturing and tech sectors Started using video eight years ago Communications manager at Altec leading the content team [00:02:14] Getting Started Video is not a fad, it is one of the best tools to drive engagement You can easily start creating videos today if you have a computer or mobile phone with a camera Start from there and scale up, you don't need to buy expensive or fancy equipment to get started Use what you have – don't forget, there are also free tools at your disposal like Vidyard to help [00:06:00] Production and Tools Start where you can with what you have Consider mics, lights, and cameras to help create a better environment when creating content Links to Drew's suggestions can be found in the resources section at the bottom of these notes [00:12:20] Content Distribution Create content once and distribute forever by dividing that content up into multiple formats (IE Webinar can be spliced into audio clips and also a brochure) Empower your reps to post videos on social Get your message out organically using traditional mediums where you customers are (LinkedIn, other social platforms, google…etc) [00:17:00] Importance of Video & How it Can Be Effective Video can be diversely used for a range of different use cases Not only for marketing – sales, customer service, customer success, everyone can use it [00:18:00] Personalization When possible, create personalized videos to increase engagement and response rates Do some research on a specific individual or posts that they've done on LinkedIn and try and drive some engagement – can be difficult if you try to scale up because you're creating videos at 1:1 ratio for each prospect When you need to use video to scale, consider using what you already have (webinars, podcasts, etc.) and chop it up into small chunks for your sales reps to use as touch points in their outreach [00:29:00] Distribution Tools Three main tools you need Video creation software (eg. Vidyard or Wistia) Sales engagement software to distribute the videos (eg. SalesLoft or email) Sales enablement software to track content engagement (eg. Klyck.io) [00:38:30] Scripts and Messaging Ask questions – assumptions are dangerous Don't make a video assuming something about your prospect, ensure you know them so you can tailor your content to them Try asking questions that lead to answering pain points Messaging can be a case-by-case situation [00:44:30] Hardware and Infrastructure Drew shares a host of tips, tricks, and suggestions on how to select and use video hardware. From basic setups, to more advanced production rigs, he shares his thoughts on what you need to be successful. List of hardware resources is included below. Resources and Links from the Podcast Video Audio & Lighting Kit – Starter Budget Video Audio & Lighting Kit – Next Level Video Audio & Lighting Kit – Professional Level Wistia – Down and Dirty DIY Lighting Kit Wistia – Editing Basics for Business Video Predictable Revenue – Chain of Relevance Klyck.io Podcast - Video Marketing - Why B2B Businesses Need a Strategy Klyck.io - Sales Enablement Tools and Software Canva Descript Adobe Premiere SalesLoft Vidyard LinkedIn Profiles for our Guests Drew Franklin's LinkedIn Profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewdfranklin/ Paul Tkach's LinkedIn Profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultkach/ Dave Karr's LinkedIn Profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/davekarr/

On this episode of ALTEC, Eris and her companions are headed to Club Babylon, the biggest nightclub in Trois Portes, a neutral territory for people to gather and rub elbows. This episode of Alternate Levels:  The Eris Chronicles was written by Samantha Patri.  The voice of The Book Wench was performed by Cat Prickett.  The voice of Christopher Raven was performed by William Holloway.  The voices of Rangerium and Demise was performed by Matthew Wilson.  The voices of Slipstream and Boomer was preformed by Caitlyn Hutton.  The voice of Sprocket was performed by Weston Gizmo Hodgson.  The voice of Tsunami was performed by Tsunami Sesen (Ses-en).  The voice of Grundy was performed by Paul Connolly-Hartmann.  Music for this episode was provided by Abney Park, Leah, Rock Sugar, Dark Fantasy Studio and Tao and Sound, and is used with permission. "The World Has Gone to Hell”, “Turn Up The Noise” and “The Wrath of Fate” was performed by Abney Park.  “Roll You In The Hurricane” was performed by Rock Sugar. “Save The World” was performed by Leah.  Our opener and background music was orchestrated by Dark Fantasy Studio.  Additional background music was orchestrated by Tao and Sound.  You can find their work at: www.abneypark.com, leahmusic.net, www.rocksugarband.com, darkfantasystudio.com, and taoandsound.com  Links will be provided at our website, www.foolsmoon.ca.  The fictional location and setting of Trois Portes, the City of Three Doors was created by Christopher LaHaise, and is used with permission by Fool's Moon Entertainment, Incorporated.

On this episode of ALTEC, we find Eris in the ruins beneath a radio station in the city of Three Doors. With the company of Slipstream and The Book Wench, Eris seeks the help of Lamia, Guardian of the Third Gate. Having found her in the ruins of a city warped by a magical space-time mishap, they prepare to summon Christopher Ravem, a necromancer from the world of Inspiritus.   Find Episode 1 here: https://foolsmoon.ca/altec/   This episode of Alternate Levels: The Eris Chronicles was written by Samantha Patri. The voice of The Book Wench was performed by Cat Prickett. The voice of Christopher Raven was performed by William Holloway. The voice of the Lamia was performed by Raven Evermore The voice of Slipstream was preformed by Caitlyn Hutton. The voice of Sprocket was performed by Weston Gizmo Hodgson The voice of Tsunami was performed by Tsunami Sesen (Ses-en) Music for this episode was provided by Abney Park, Leah, Tommy Spase and Dark Fantasy Studio, and is used with permission.   "Keep It Strange” and “Magic Dance” was performed by Abney Park.   “Magical Man” and “Slieght of Hand” was performed by Tommy Spase and the Alchemists.   “Illusion” was performed by Leah   Our opener and background music was orchestrated by Dark Fantasy Studio. You can find their work at www.abneypark.com, leahmusic.net, www.tommyspase.com and darkfantasystudio.com Links will be provided at our website, www.foolsmoon.ca.   The fictional location and setting of Trois Portes, the City of Three Doors was created by Christopher LaHaise, and is used with permission by Fool's Moon Entertainment, Incorporated.   Want to join the conversation? Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/gPVH7a9  We are also affiliates with Metallic Dice Games: Follow this link: https://metallicdicegames.com/ref/2478/ and enter the promo code STORYTOLD10 to receive 10% off your order! To help support the show, share it, or rate and review on your podcast service of choice. To support us financially, please donate on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thestorytold Instagram: @thestorytoldpodcast Twitter: @storytoldpod Email: thestorytoldpodcast@gmail.com And follow Fools Moon Entertainment across social media in the links below: Instagram: @foolsmoonentertain Twitter: @foolsmoonei Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foolsmoonentertainment/    

For episode 31, we welcome Steve Fuji - a longtime friend who was our first-ever recording engineer and producer at Mystic Sound in Hollywood. We go deep - talking Mystic, vintage gear, stories from back in the day in Hollywood and much more - including one of our first recorded songs and a cut from another friend's demo. Above: Steve Fuji at Mystic Sound - 1978 SHOW NOTES: 0:00 - "Never Wanted You to Leave" by Roger Yale - Recorded at Mystic Sound circa 1978. 3:44 - Greetings and about the song. 5:10 - Steve Fuji intro and bio 6:25 - Welcoming Steve and taking up where we left off. 7:25 - Chris' old Portastudio /Recording remotely at The Improv / Phil Moore 9:12 - Jim Alden and his Teac 3340 / Old equipment versus new technology 10:10 - Steve's first record project / Old work shows up in unlikely places. 13:10 - We should have been stars... / Losing Dad / Steve's friendship with Dad 14:40 - Dad's stories about the music biz in England / Wally Moody / Doug Moody and Mystic Sound 17:05 - History of Mystic Sound / Mercury Records / Mustang and Del-Fi Records / Bob Keane / Mike Curb / Quincy Jones / Chris Huston 18:45 - Led Zeppelin II & Mystic Sound / Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends 19:25 - How Steve wound up at Mystic / Golden West College / Dave Pell 20:29 - Mystic Records /The Yale Brothers at Mystic / Steve's production techniques / Brother acts / Del-Fi Records was in the space before Mystic was. 24:40 - No Smoking! Machines Breathing - Inside the Mystic Control Room with a treasure trove of now-vintage gear: Spectra-Sonics mixing console/ AMPEX MM-1000 / Quadraphonic mixing room / Echo chambers with Altec 604-E speakers / Teletronix LA-2A limiter / Leslie speaker 29:00 - Unreleased demo tapes, cult followings and more 30:00 - DJ Joey Reynolds 34:46 - Steve's apartment on Fountain Avenue in Hollywood / Our friend Mark Douglas was more punk than punk  / Mark's demo sessions 38:00 - Magic Hotel (now Magic Castle Hotel) days 39:22 - Riverside, CA / Joshua Tree, CA 40:25 - The new normal 42:49 - Steve's vintage gear and group 46:12 - "Some Enchanted Edsel" 48:03 - Brian Wilson / Al Jardine / Daryl Hall / "Live From Daryl's House" 52:07 - The Cross Pen and lasting friendships 56:56 - More about Mark Douglas - and one of his demos, "Red Control"

Hoy tenemos el unboxing de los Audífonos NanoPods Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds de Altec. Con este nombre los puedes encontrar en Internet: Altec Lansing Nano Pods Wireless Headphones (MZX559). Estos vienen en 4 diferentes colores y la verdad están muy buenos y baratos.◈ Aquí tienes algunas de las especificaciones:◉ Truly Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds◉ Hasta 4 horas de batería◉ Resistencia IPX5 Resistentes al Agua◉ La caja de carga proporciona 20 horas adicionales de reproducción◉ Rango Wireless hasta 50 piesEstos Audífonos NanoPods son lindos, pequeños y de moda.. los auriculares que serán el cumplido perfecto a cualquier atuendo. Se ofrecen en una serie de colores, elige lo mejor para tu actividad ¡ir al gimnasio, caminata, paseo casual o funcional para uso diario en la oficina!Qué te parecen estos.. Audífonos NanoPods Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds► Micrófono Movo VSM-7https://bit.ly/2CS3Ngx (oficial)https://amzn.to/34rgV7m (Amazon)► MOVO Photo - Accesorios para celularhttps://bit.ly/36GfsJP► ¡No olvides de suscribirte!YouTube: https://bit.ly/2y1aU3y► NordVPN Protege tu Privacidad y Seguridad70% descuento en NordVPN + 1 Mes Gratishttps://nordvpn.org/tendenciastechPalabra clave: TendenciasTech► Donaciones PayPal - Patreonhttps://www.paypal.me/tendenciastechhttps://www.patreon.com/tendenciastech► Redes SocialesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TendenciasTechTwitter: https://twitter.com/tendenciastechInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tendenciastechMixer: https://mixer.com/TendenciasTechTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/tendenciastechPeriscope: https://www.pscp.tv/TendenciasTech► PodcastAlojar tu Podcast (Acast): https://bit.ly/2D9TNPJApple: http://apple.co/2CtwnidGoogle: http://bit.ly/2lQHnDaSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2lJKPzyCastBox: https://bit.ly/33jyB4e► Contacto (English - Español)tendenciastech@outlook.com#Podcast #Tecnología #NanoPodsSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/tendenciastech. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back! On this episode we meet Bryce Saddoris, former Marine and Olympic qualifier. Bryce launched his career as a Sales Representative at Altec after serving as a USMC Ground Supply officer. For the first part of Bryce's military career he was on the USMC Wrestling Team and the U.S. National Olympic team. Bryce had a long and distinguished wrestling career, culminating in being #1 in his weight class for the 2015-2016 Olympic team. Through the Cameron-Brooks Career Conference, Bryce earned 5 different offers for employment and decided to launch his career at Altec. He spends some time on this podcast explaining why he chose Altec and why, after 2 1/2 years at the company, he is continuing to grow and thrive. Bryce and his wife are from Nevada, but he discusses why they chose to start their next chapter in Oregon versus their home state. Ultimately, they felt like the opportunity would be most advantageous to his career. Bryce is now being promoted to a higher-level, strategic business development position after less then 3 years. This role will allow him to navigate to his ideal location in a short amount of time. Another major part of our conversation focused on discussing how a JMO can get up and running in a territory, especially with no sales or industry experience. Imagine learning a new skill, all the while trying to get an under-performing market to exceed it's potential. I really like the way Bryce chose to go into a market where it wasn't all figured out. He ultimately bet on himself and decided he'd rather start where everything wasn't already established. Like a true competitor, he enjoyed the challenge. It was great to catch up with Bryce - I think you'll really enjoy hearing both his experience and perspective. To learn more about turning your JMO leadership skills into a successful transition and business success with Cameron-Brooks, visit our website and check out PCS to Corporate America. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

Welcome to the Mini-Break powered by Midwest Sports, your daily podcast for the biggest storylines, results, and controversies from the tennis world. On today's show, host Alex Gruskin offers his takeaways from this week's Altec Styslinger Tennis Exhibition. He names his top performers, and shares the insights he learned from talking to the players throughout the week (including why he's more pessimistic about the US Open happening than he was before). He then discusses Alex Zverev's and John Isner's respective social media fiascos, and explains why Djokovic could use the recent waive of criticism he's received to put together an unmatched accomplishment in tennis history. Don’t forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Midwest Sports Discounted Tennis Apparel, Tennis Racquets, Tennis Shoes & Equipment from Nike, adidas, Babolat, Wilson & More! Visit their store today and use the code "CR15" at checkout to save 15% off Sale items. Some Exclusions (MAP Exceptions) apply and code will not work on those items. This code will add 1 FREE CAN of WILSON Balls to the cart at checkout.  DraftKings

Welcome to the Mini-Break powered by Midwest Sports, your daily podcast for the biggest storylines, results, and controversies from the tennis world. Live in Miami for day 2 of the altec/Styslinger Tennis Exhibition, host Alex Gruskin breaks down Day 1’s results, names his most impressive performers of the day, offers his most notable tidbits from his discussions with players on the grounds, and much more! Don’t forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Midwest Sports Discounted Tennis Apparel, Tennis Racquets, Tennis Shoes & Equipment from Nike, adidas, Babolat, Wilson & More! Visit their store today and use the code "CR15" at checkout to save 15% off Sale items. Some Exclusions (MAP Exceptions) apply and code will not work on those items. This code will add 1 FREE CAN of WILSON Balls to the cart at checkout.  DraftKings

Welcome to the Mini-Break powered by Midwest Sports, your daily podcast for the biggest storylines, results, and controversies from the tennis world. Live in Miami for day 2 of the altec/Styslinger Tennis Exhibition, host Alex Gruskin breaks down Day 1’s results, names his most impressive performers of the day, offers his most notable tidbits from his discussions with players on the grounds, and much more! Don’t forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Midwest Sports Discounted Tennis Apparel, Tennis Racquets, Tennis Shoes & Equipment from Nike, adidas, Babolat, Wilson & More! Visit their store today and use the code "CR15" at checkout to save 15% off Sale items. Some Exclusions (MAP Exceptions) apply and code will not work on those items. This code will add 1 FREE CAN of WILSON Balls to the cart at checkout.  DraftKings

In this episode, Drew Franklin (Marketing Specialist at Altec) joins us for a discussion about why B2B businesses need a video marketing strategy. Video has solidified itself as the king of content and marketers must understand how to utilize video in their overall content marketing strategy. Topics of discussion include : What is video marketing, how to build a video marketing strategy, what type of videos you should be creating, how to track analytics on video marketing, and what B2B companies are benchmarks for success. Links to show resources below: Drew Franklin's LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewdfranklin/ Altec's Website - http://www.altec.com Altec's YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/AltecTrucks SPOC Automation's Website - https://spocautomation.com SPOC Automation's YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/spocautomation Refine Labs Video Library - https://refinelabs.com/videos/ Peter McKinnon's YouTube Channel (great educational content on how to produce video!) - https://www.youtube.com/user/petermckinnon24

For this edition of The Aid Station we travel to Mexico to meet Joel Espinoza Jimenez, CEO of Altec Experiences Deportivas. I have been mentoring Joel for the past year as part of my Mass Participation Masterclass and in our monthly call just over a month ago he was sharing a bunch of wins and exciting plans for his small and growing business - how things have changed. Joel shares the challenges of life in Mexico right now with a massive currency devaluation and no government support for small business. He talks about how he has been able to pivot part of the company by providing services to another industry sector. What skills and capabilities do you have in your business that may be of value to another sector that is flourishing in these times?

Today on Small Time Leaders, businessman and wordsmith Dan Monroe returns to share how a phone call from his sister led to a two-year journey of traveling, education, and a new career. Listen in as Michael and Dan discuss the importance of being honest with your support system, how to overcome the fear of the unknown, and the importance of asking your family for support. Dan Monroe, is a principal and one of three masterful wordsmiths at Cayenne Creative Group – a creative, brand-development agency in Birmingham, Alabama that offers national and international brand experience in the form of an agile creative team. Cayenne helps clients tell their stories strategically in ways that are interruptive and authentic. Cayenne’s clients include: UAB Medicine, Altec, Birmingham Orthodontics, Golden Flake, and Alabama Power, to name but a few. Dan, BA ’83 from Vanderbilt University, is on the board of the Birmingham YMCA, the Birmingham Sunrise Rotary Club, and is actively involved with Co-Starters, a program that helps entrepreneurs bring their business ideas into fruition. You can connect with Dan via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cayennewriter/ Michael’s latest book, Roll Up Your Sleeves, is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and independent local bookstores. Roll Up Your Sleeves teaches people how to Lead and Live in a Constant Changing World with simple applications. Take a closer look at the book and experience a new way of working through an unexpected change in your life and career by taking the 2-minute My Change Management Style Quiz http://rollupsleevesbook.com/ To learn more about Michael’s Leadership and Life Transition services and see his Leadership & Life Journal blog- a new way to think about at the important things you already know, go to at https://michaelalantate.com/

On this episode of Small Time Leaders, businessman and wordsmith Dan Monroe shares his story of finding his passion for storytelling and how one mentor helped him create a path to success. Listen in as Michael and Dan discuss the multiple dimensions of leadership, the importance of listening to others, and how to take in the entire picture of a person before taking action. Dan Monroe, is a principal and one of three masterful wordsmiths at Cayenne Creative Group – a creative, brand-development agency in Birmingham, Alabama that offers national and international brand experience in the form of an agile creative team. Cayenne helps clients tell their stories strategically in ways that are interruptive and authentic. Cayenne’s clients include: UAB Medicine, Altec, Birmingham Orthodontics, Golden Flake, and Alabama Power, to name but a few. Dan, BA ’83 from Vanderbilt University, is on the board of the Birmingham YMCA, the Birmingham Sunrise Rotary Club, and is actively involved with Co-Starters, a program that helps entrepreneurs bring their business ideas into fruition. You can connect with Dan via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cayennewriter/ Michael’s latest book, Roll Up Your Sleeves, is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and independent local bookstores. Roll Up Your Sleeves teaches people how to Lead and Live in a Constant Changing World with simple applications. Take a closer look at the book and experience a new way of working through an unexpected change in your life and career by taking the 2-minute My Change Management Style Quiz http://rollupsleevesbook.com/ To learn more about Michael’s Leadership and Life Transition services and see his Leadership & Life Journal blog- a new way to think about at the important things you already know, go to at https://michaelalantate.com/

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Twice a month, guitar amp guru Skip Simmons fields your questions on tube amp buying, restoration and repair. Co-hosted by the Fretboard Journal’s Jason Verlinde. Special thanks to our sponsors: Mono Cases and Grez Guitars. Submit your guitar amp questions to Skip here: fretboardjournal@gmail.com or by leaving us a voicemail or text at 509-557-0848. Some of the topics discussed on this episode: 2:05 Skip works on a barn-find 1960 Fender Tweed Bassman 6:10 Parenting tips – get a riding lawn mower 7:50 Jason confesses to Skip that he got a Stew-Mac Champ kit; DIY amp tips 12:33 Skip’s music picks 16:05 Building a tube stereo amp (Dynaco Stereo 70, for music playback) versus a guitar amp 19:39 A synth repairman gets a contact high thanks to LSD residue 20:33 Disgusting things found in old amplifiers 21:16 Last week’s Baffler (a noisy Princeton Reverb, listen to episode 11) responses and answer 27:37 This week’s Baffler (view the image on our new Instagram page): What is the thing used for? 28:45 A listener in a hurry fixes his Les Paul thanks to Skip’s tube amp advice 30:34 Preserving (sloppy) originality on a CBS-era Fender or making it better than original 35:13 A non-reverb Silverface Fender Princeton with a weak vibrato 40:48 A reissue ‘63 Fender Vibroverb that needs more clean headroom 45:42 How do amp circuits get named? 47:40 Cleaning vintage pots 49:49: An ‘80s Tusc amp with EQ 51:06 What to do with a ‘70s Silverface Champ with no maintenance history 54:14 A ‘66 Ampeg Reverberocket with an unusual distortion sound 1:01:18 A ’69 Fender Bassman with both fixed and cathode bias 1:05:20 Rebuilding an amp found in a Hammond M-3 organ and melted wax on power transformers 1:07:52 A glimpse at the Fender Musicmaster Bass amps 1:11:40 Differences between an amp schematic and layout 1:13:24 A bargain Ampeg cabinet with four Altec 417 speakers 1:15:28 Sleeper pedal steel amp recommendations 1:17:00 An ‘80s Mesa Boogie SOB amp with a red-plating 6L6BC tube 1:20:01 Alternatives to the 6C10 tube on a ’82 Fender Super Champ 1:22:40 Negative feedback: What is it? Adjusting it. 1:29:21 A 1963 Gibson Discoverer Tremolo (GA-8T) amp with too much treble 1:32:01 Skip’s brief tutorial on speaker efficiency

Welcome back! On this most recent podcast episode, we feature Ben Sewell's JMO transition from Army officer to Account Manager in Corporate America. Ben made the transition from the military to Corporate America in 2014. He's in an Account Management role at Altec. In this episode we discuss: What Altec is and what they do (learn more on their YouTube channel) Ben's customers and how he brings value to them Some of the best things about being in an account management/business development role How his military background connects to what he's doing now A specific deal he's worked on recently A typical day-in-the-life for Ben Career progression We feel Ben's experience transitioning from an Army officer to an Account Manager is so helpful to getting an inside look at a specific slice of Corporate America. Therefore, we hope it helps in your learning and discovery process during the JMO transition from the military to corporate career. Would you like more information on how to best transition to Corporate America? Be sure to check out the Cameron-Brooks blog and our book PCS to Corporate America: From Military Tactics to Corporate Interviewing Strategy, Fourth Edition.  

Hello! And welcome back to another episode of the Cameron-Brooks podcast: helping you find the best JMO job after leaving the military. In this episode, I interview Mike Wilkinson. Mike is a former Navy Surface Warfare Officer with a Bachelors and Masters in Communication.  Mike transitioned out of the Navy through the Cameron-Brooks Career Search process in 2016. Mike launched his post military career with Altec Industries which is a privately held company that is a leading supplier of products and services for the electric utility, telecommunications, contractor, lights and signs and tree care markets. They design, manufacture and sell products and provide services to more than 100 countries throughout the world.  Like many Cameron-Brooks Alumni, Mike shares in the podcast how he never considered such a company prior to the Cameron-Brooks process.  He chose Altec because of their strong values and culture.  In the podcast Mike explains that location was important to him and his spouse, Martelle.  However, they prioritized the quality of the company, fit with the organization and career opportunity ahead of location.  Because of this, he chose to accept Altec as a Process Improvement Analyst in Kansas City among several other employment offers.  Due to his performance, in approximately one year, Altec promoted Mike to a Service Area Manager in Houston, TX. Houston was Mike's and Martelle's ideal location preference.  Mike's advice is to prioritize factors like quality of company, fit and future opportunities over initial location because by doing so, he ended up with a great company fit and location. To learn more about the Cameron-Brooks experience for transitioning JMOs, visit our website and check out PCS to Corporate America. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

Some of the topics this week are: Eminem's new album release, and the very mixed reviews on it, Some Foo Fighter fans manufacturing outrage over a Nirvana “reunion” Noel Gallagher and his critique of the city of Yorkshire, The surprise entry of a children's song into the UK top 40, Metallica expanding their business empire even further, What to expect from Riot Fest this year, and more… This weeks Album Review: Alkaline Trio - Is this Thing Cursed? This weeks RIg Rundown: Randy Rhodes 1981 Buy His RIg: Jackson Concorde RR Signature Black / Jackson Custom Flying V Black w/White Polka Dots / Jackson Concorde RR Signature White w/Pinstripes / 1974 Les Paul Custom White (aged to off white or cream color) / Roland FV-2 Volume Pedal / Dunlop Crybaby Wah / MXR Distortion / MXR 10-Band EQ (discontinued) / MXR Flanger / MXR Stereo Chorus / Roland RE-201 Space Echo / Korg SE-500 Stage Echo Tape Delay / Yamaha E-Series Analog Delay / MXR Analog Delay /1979 Marshall 100 Watt Super Lead (link is for 1978) / 1970 Marshall 100 Watt Super Lead  / Marshall 4x12 / Altec 100 Watt 417-8H Speakers / GHS 10's / GHS 11's / Fender Guitar Picks .71mm MId Level Replacement: Jackson Custom Flying V Black w/White Polka Dots / Jackson Concorde RR Signature White w/Pinstripes / 1974 Les Paul Custom White (aged to off white or cream color) / Roland FV-2 Volume Pedal / Dunlop Crybaby Wah / MXR Distortion / MXR 10-Band EQ (discontinued) / MXR Flanger / MXR Stereo Chorus / Roland RE-201 Space Echo / Korg SE-500 Stage Echo Tape Delay / Yamaha E-Series Analog Delay / MXR Analog Delay / Marshall Super Lead (current version) / Marshall 4x12 / Altec 100 Watt 417-8H Speakers / GHS 10's / GHS 11's / Fender Guitar Picks .71mm Entry Level Replacement Rig: Jackson JS32 Rhoads White / Epiphone Les Paul Custom / Donner Wah Cry 2-in-1 Wah/Volume Pedal / MXR Distortion / MXR 10-Band EQ (current version) / MXR Micro Flanger / MXR Analog Chorus / MXR M169 Carbon Copy Delay / Marshall DSL40C / GHS 10's / GHS 11's / Fender Guitar Picks .71mm Cooking with Kdog / Graphic Design by Chris / Crazy X Band / DNA Amps Facebook / Instagram / Twitter

A Deep and Tech heavy dive into the Knowledge pool that is Darrell Thorp! He's a multi grammy kind of dude and yet there's no pretense. He has worked with some of the best in the biz like Radiohead, Paul McCartney, Beck, Outkast and more! yep. Mad audiophilatiousness hangs. We chat about his time with Dr Dre and all the red lights on the board. The good the bad n zee ugly in gear and signal. Foo fighters and a great deal more! I also nitty the gritty out of the Altec 9067b filter. The fabled King Tubby filter is now my grubbies and I throw some bits into it to hear how it sounds. ALSO I made a couple of patches for you ableton live users to check so you can get a taste of the altec in the digital domain! https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7dzrttyja7o3yp8/AACoi5vvjFJhqPWUXtyg2cSFa?dl=0 follow the read me and you should be golden! I posted a quick vid of it on the hangingoutwithaudiophiles instagram to show it in action :) Cheers friends Jamie

Paolo Bianchi e Marco Casolino al timone di comando della seconda puntata di Scientificast per questo 2018.Giorgio intervista Giorgio Baiocco, ricercatore presso l’ Università di Pavia e coordinatore del progetto Perseo. Questo progetto si occupa della radioprotezione individuale degli astronauti ed èstato recentemente testato da Paolo Nespoli durante la sua ultima missione a bordo della StazioneSpaziale Internazionale. Perseo è finanziato dall'Agenzia Spaziale Italiana, coordinato dall'università di Pavia, in collaborazione con Thales Alenia Space Italia, Società Metropolitana Acque Torino (SMAT ), AVIOTEC, ALTEC, Dipartimento di Fisica dell'Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Kayser Italia e ARESCOSMO.Link: https://radbiophys.unipv.eu/https://www.asi.it/it/news/progetto-perseo-sperimentazione-effettuta Grande scalpore ha suscitato la scorsa settimana la decisione del Governo, già nota dal 2016, di sostituire i sacchetti ultraleggeri in PE per ortofrutta con sacchetti biodegradabili di uguale spessore. Cosa c'è di vero e cosa c'è di falso nelle tante voci che si sono rincorse in rete? Cosa sono le bioplastiche e perché dovremmo interessarcene sempre di più? Abbiamo cercato in studio di rispondere a queste domande.Per approfondire:Polimerica in merito alla nuova legge - https://www.polimerica.it/articolo.asp?id=19186Decovery by DSM, un nuovo materiale biobased per la produzione di vernici murali (e non solo) - http://www.dsm.com/markets/paint/en_US/technologies/decovery.htmlCome sempre grazie a chi ci supporta.

Tim goes solo to discuss Altec Lansing and his 13 year old speakers, Disney buying Fox, and problems with Comcast. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim goes solo to discuss Altec Lansing and his 13 year old speakers, Disney buying Fox, and problems with Comcast. Sponsored by MacSales.com

On today's episode of the Rough Drafts Guess the Lines Podcast, Walter "Ceades" Fedczuk and Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar weigh in on the controversial decision by Riot Games to allow LCS teams to use the Challenger Series as a farm system and the natural repercussions to those actions. They then move on to the actual games, where they discuss whether NRG eSports has anything left in the tank, whether Altec has learned to handle the pressure that will come C9C's way, and if Team Liquid Academy is good enough to surprise some people along the way. They close with their predictions and a couple quick lines. Be sure to subscribe to the Esports Rough Drafts Podcast on iTunes to keep up with every episode here: ihttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rough-drafts-podcast/id1050361444?mt=2. And if you happened to leave a nice review along the way, that’d be cool too. Be sure to check out www.slingshotesports.com for interviews and articles about all of your favourite Esports. Go to www.unikrn.com today to bet alongside all your favourite eSports matches for the chance to win awesome prizes.

On Day Three of the Rough Drafts Podcast's 2016 NA LCS Team-by-Team Preview, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar and Walter "Ceades" Fedczuk turn their eyes to one of the newest teams that's bought its way into the LCS scene: NRG eSports. After a breakdown of the roster the take a look at the massive threat GBM brings to the North American mid lane, where Altec lands on the ADC spectrum, and if Moon and KonKwon are ready for the big stage at this point in their careers. After an over-the-moon prediction from Clairvoyant Walter, the two make their predictions for this NRG eSports roster in the 2016 Spring Split. Be sure to subscribe to the Esports Gambling Hour on iTunes to keep up with every episode here: geo.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/esp…050361444?mt=2. And if you happened to leave a nice review along the way, that’d be cool too.