#Garrard zero 100 review software

It is certainly the case that clever engineering can make a very effective record player without it being very expensive though the current hifi fashion hasn't gone that way. There we were trying to use more advanced engineering methods to evaluate ways to make record players better whilst keeping them inexpensive to make. I wanted to move a bit nearer the motor racing teams so looked for another noise and vibration job and got one at Garrard.

#Garrard zero 100 review software

I had met an engineer from one racing car constructor who had started using my software and I had been analysing other engineering stuff for them, part time. where I did a lot of measurements, including designing my own transducers. Whilst I was a student I managed to convince the University to let me do a 3rd year project to do with designing a racing car for myself, part of which ended up being a computer programme to optimise racing car suspension, which with the naivety of youth I didn't realise had never be done before.Д«y the time I left Uni to return to David Browns they had sold Aston Martin and I ended up as a junior engineer in the Noise and Vibration section of the R&D dept. My intention had been to get a job with Aston Martin since my ambition was to design racing cars. I graduated Imperial College with a degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1971 having done an apprenticeship with David Brown Ltd. It will add to it from time to time so this is just an introduction. Suggested I tell some stories about when I worked for Garrard so I have started this thread.