Ken Fischer
May 12, 1945 - December 23, 2006
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Ken Fischer May 12, 1945 - December 23, 2006 |
On Saturday, Dec. 23 2006 our dear friend and mentor Ken Fischer passed away. We are deeply saddened by this terrible news. Ken was an exceptional human being and we will greatly miss his companionship. Our thoughts and prayers are with Ken's family and friends at this difficult time. |
| The Designer's Viewpoint: |
| At Trainwreck Circuits, we follow very strict protocols when designing our Trainwreck amplifiers. This is our first Trainwreck design to be built outside our shop in Colonia, New Jersey, USA. We waited to this point in time for the first ever licensing agreement to build a Trainwreck Engineered design. |
| The Komet is a 100% new design, but is built along traditional Trainwreck methodologies. Like all "Wrecks", the Komet is a single channel amp. It has NO reverb, master volume, effects loop, foot swtiches, pull pots, transistors or chips ANYWHERE. The chassis is solid aluminum, chosen for the very particular electrical properties that it possesses. Inside the chassis you won't find printed circuits, cotton or imitation cotton wire or fiber tag boards. We don't design with obsolete or questionable materials to "be in fashion." |
| The Komet Project: |
| The Komet is a new design with many unique features. The parameters laid out for the Komet before any designing started included the following: |
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| The Result: |
| The Komet is a unique amplifier that cannot be described in words. If you've never flown an F-16 jet fighter, how could one truly tell you how it feels using mere words. Unlike the F-16 fighter, you can take the Komet for a test flight. Strap yourself in, crank up the throttle, and go supersonic! - Ken Fischer |