equally interested in solving problems by inventing gadgets at home. I saw and interacted with him more on that side. So he had a lab at home... It was at home, right. To him, and I mean this in a really good way, there was never a separation between work and home life. I'm not saying he was a crazy workaholic. He just loved what he did. When he was designing the Urei 813 coaxial loudspeakers he hauled a 45-foot trailer into our front yard to be a makeshift anechoic chamber. He put up a scissor-lift, and later a scaffold to get speakers up in free space to do measurements and sent warbled sine-sweeps through the entire neighborhood. I'm sure people thought aliens were coming. We were always doing little work projects together. We went to Sears and got one of those little sheds and turn it into a workshop with a workbench when he got interested in radio. Radio was my big hobby that I shared with him. Ham radio? Ham radio, yea. I was way into radio before I was into audio. And in fact I have probably spent more time designing radio circuits than I have audio circuits. My dad and mom got me a radio kit for Christmas; I think I was probably ten. It was from Radio Shack back when you could get cool kits from them, and it was called the Globe Patrol. Radio Shack Global Patrol It was a short wave receiver. I