Enthusiastic electronic engineers CHPrecision and Vitus Audio

[BentonF]

The build and engineering is very impressive. Not just junk in a fancy blingy box. Men who started off as engineers doing DIY projects but taking it further. Despite Fremer who is anti-digital, one is still impressed by the passion of these guys and efforts to build something that is seemingly simple like a PCB and populate it but to do it well requires an immense of work and quality control.

 

[terryforsythe]

Infinity IRS Beta speakers in the top image - nice!

 

[HarmonicTHD]

The build and engineering is very impressive. Not just junk in a fancy blingy box. Men who started off as engineers doing DIY projects but taking it further. Despite Fremer who is anti-digital, one is still impressed by the passion of these guys and efforts to build something that is seemingly simple like a PCB and populate it but to do it well requires an immense of work and quality control.

Why is the engineering impressive?

 

[BentonF]

Why is the engineering impressive?

Here we go….someone’s been triggered.

 

[Deleted member 21219]

Here we go….someone’s been triggered.

Your post makes it seem that is what you wanted. Was it?

Jim

 

[Leporello]

The build and engineering is very impressive. Not just junk in a fancy blingy box. Men who started off as engineers doing DIY projects but taking it further. Despite Fremer who is anti-digital, one is still impressed by the passion of these guys and efforts to build something that is seemingly simple like a PCB and populate it but to do it well requires an immense of work and quality control.

What problems do the engineering and passion solve?

 

[MaxwellsEq]

... build something that is seemingly simple like a PCB and populate it but to do it well requires an immense of work and quality control.

Populating PCBs is pretty much the task of any electronics manufacturer. Sure, it can be done badly, but doing it well doesn't require "an immense of work".

Laying things out to look nice may be a mistake. The optimum path design may not be the most visually satisfying, but at least it is the most sensible.