[jamesgarvin]

I entered a photograph of my RM200 MK II amp in a photo contest, and finished third. No money, but still....

http://www.dpreview.com/challenges/Entry.aspx?ID=538656&View=Results&Rows=25.

[rbwalt]

Nice Pic!

R.

[Ericus Rex]

Nice Pic!

R.

+1   

[hoppy08520]

Nice photo! 15 second exposure - you must have a steady hand

I enjoyed clicking through some of the other entries in the contest.

[jamesgarvin]

No steady hand. Just a box upon which the camera could sit. Now, Roger, if you'd come out with that damn full functioned pre-amp.

[arthurs]

Great picture!  I've been reading up on the RM200 MkII this weekend, enjoy!

[jamesgarvin]

I can tell you that the RM200 II is the most brainless piece of equipment I own. It is, as far as I am concerned, perfect. Quite and perfect sounding, and totally maintenance free. I purchased some camera lenses that force a pre-amp purchase into next year, so I am hoping to cajole Roger into developing a full-funtioned pre-amp. Please help.

[zybar]

Really great picture!! 

George

[rbwalt]

i mentioned to roger that he should build a new pre-amp to challenge the big boys. only time will tell on that one. i also mentioned that building a integrated  amp of say 60 watts per channel would be nice that would challenge the new Ars-Sonum( also 60 watts per channel) and any others out there.

All depends on the pent up demand for such products. given that the economy is in the toilet and will be that way till after next yr makes it hard for the high end market.

rob.

ps. lets keep after roger!

[Roger A. Modjeski]

Thanks for the nice picture. You did a great job capturing the 6BQ7 heater.

I noticed the black sharpie writing on the driver tube.  Sometimes I leave it on. It can be easily removed with alcohol or lacquer thinner. The glass on tubes is really easy to clean and makes for a nicer look close up.

I am working on a preamp and a preamp-crossover combined. Any comments?