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Passing of James Bongiorno

It saddens me to say Jim passed away on Jan 10th. Here is a link with some of his achievements. http://www.audioaficionado.org/news/18475-james-bongiorno-rip.html

I remember fondly the conversations I would have with him at the C.E.S. He was a very colorful person and was always recognizable even from a distance. He will be terribly missed.
R.I.P. Jim.
hifigeek1
csontos
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Upgraded incarnations of his first designs are still among the best you can buy imo.
rpeluso
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Tbg; are you saying he was wrong about the electrons not knowing?
tbg
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Rpeluso, they certainly are affected by their passage.
hifigeek1 OP
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Tbg, I agree. But a wire isn't just a wire. It's a resistive wire, and possibly a capacitive wire as well.
rpeluso
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Tbg: seems fairly science-fictionish to me. Each electron is affected? In which way? Seems to me that an electron is an electron is an electron. Do you mane something like rate of flow or some such thing?
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