[Berndt]

This is reprinted with permission from an email announcement.

We are offering a class in building a superb tube based stereo linestage using EF86 low noise tubes at the Randall Museum. Tuition is $155, all materials can be purchased at the Randall, and should run about $375. Please see our website for the registration form and class description. http://www.randallmuseum.org/Portals/0/Flyers/FallFlyer06.pdf
The instructor is Edwin Yang. Edwin has built many versions of this elegant linestage over the past couple of years, and they are outstanding.


If you go 3/4 of the way down the page it is on the right.
They need three more participants to get the class going.
I am seriously considering it to polish my soldering skills. 

[pacifico]

wish they did this on the east coast aa

[Berndt]

These kinds of events are exactly why I am excited about our norcal circle.
getting the word out beyond the realm of email lists.

[sts9fan]

I would love a class like that here in Boston!

[Berndt]

Where there is a will.
Hope we ca get a few more attendies to get the class floated.

[Brad]

Do you think they'll take commuters?
That class sounds terrific.....

[LFE]

Looks awesome.

[m1brown]

Hi - any plans to have more classes at the Randall Museum?
Thanks,
Mike
San Francisco

[Berndt]

http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=35654.0

Come to a tube group meeting, I hope they are hosting more classes, I'd like to see another home built turntable class.

[wiredbecker]

Only 3 people signed up for the Randall Museum Spring diy tube amp class--unfortunately I didn't hear about it in time or else it would be 4 people! Anyway, they won't be offering a summer class but fear not, the class begins again in October.

[Berndt]

Ther Randall guys had a yahoo group but I lost track of it...

[kurtbauer]

So we think that this will be offered again?  I will go in a heartbeat if it's not during RMAF or Thanksgiving week.

Kurt

[Berndt]

Keep following the Randall Museum homepage and this is the yahoo group...

http://www.geocities.com/sfvacuumtubeclub/

[kurtbauer]

Thanks for the info, Berndt.  I went to the web site and found that it is very out of date. I attempted to send an email but it bounced back.  I subrscribe to the Yahoo! group and it appears to be dead too. 

I keep thinking I'm looking in the wrong place.

I'll keep an eye out at the museum though.

Have a great weekend.

[wiredbecker]

Hi guys,

Just wanted to follow up to let you know that the Tube Audio D.I.Y. class is happening again. Unfortunately I won't be able to attend because the Randall Museum's classes are only offered to residents of San Francisco. I live in Oakland so I'm SOL

Here's the info for you lucky SF residents http://www.randallmuseum.org/Portals/0/Flyers/FallFlyer07.pdf

[Berndt]

Thanks for the heads up.
I am going to jump this time...

[Berndt]

Quick FYI, i called the Randall in regards to being a SF resident and they said SF residents are given preference in filled classes but that anyone can attend.
The last class was 350 if I remember right, this one is a bit cheaper.
I look forward to it.

Hi guys,

Just wanted to follow up to let you know that the Tube Audio D.I.Y. class is happening again. Unfortunately I won't be able to attend because the Randall Museum's classes are only offered to residents of San Francisco. I live in Oakland so I'm SOL

Here's the info for you lucky SF residents http://www.randallmuseum.org/Portals/0/Flyers/FallFlyer07.pdf