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[chrish]

I've done electronics for 50+ years, I know everything there is to know. I listen to Mr Carlson and it makes me realise just one I know nothing about electronics at all🙃

[OceanEady]

Hey Mr Carlson, I just wanted to say thankyou for all the free education you've uploaded over the years on this channel. I'm a high school student and your videos and knowledge on electronics has provided me with hours upon hours of informative, useful and practical advice. Keep the videos coming! A lab that looks like yours is a dream of mine I hope to achieve one day.

[mackfisher]

Mr. Carlton's Lab YouTube audio quality:
now I'm starting to get some insight into why your presentations have such great audio.

[Crobisaur]

I'll shamefully admit that all of the EE knowledge I learned during undergrad & my masters was blown away in the first 2 minutes of your design process. I've spent so much time on embedded software design I never explored how to do very simple things with small & discrete components. Love your content and thank you for walking through your design process so nicely!

[empathicallyyours]

Mr Carlson, you're not fussy at all, if I may say so, you're absolutely proper in the most necessary way.
I know so little, but I enjoy listening and learning as much as I can.
Gigathanks!

[killer]

turning his monitors on before the amp and hearing the loud THUD, is the reason his hair is like it is :)

[bobversheck]

As a professional Voice Actor, I've always recognised the need for flat response non-colored audio. (That, and my vintage radio addiction.) I've often wanted to comment on your voicing excellence. This gave me a great opportunity.

[Lambda_Ovine]

I need more videos of people drawing schematics while explaining the why and the how. So damn informative.

[DJEonT]

When I was a kid (some 40 years ago!) it took me a long time to figure out how to use transistors. I used to go to the library and look at the books, but it was like another language.
In the middle of this video where Mr Carlson explains the transistors, I would have understood this straight away. His explanation is in clear simple English. I so wish I'd had access to this style of teaching back in the day.

[adamwolfram]

I would love to see a Mr. Carlson video on drawing tube load lines and composite load lines, and how they relate to the next stage. The few videos on the subject on Youtube are pretty tough to follow or are poorly directed. I'd love to see his quality and style of teaching brought to the subject.

[therealdjryan]

The videos where you’ve shown the design process are always my favorite.

[SN-]

The first vid i have seen from you was the vid about the ice rain you've had on Christmas/new years eve 2017. Never missed a video since then. Top quality productions with a host that knows the hell what he's doing. Keep the vids coming, your work is very much appreciated. Much love from germany 😉.

[patprop]

A Mr. Carlson's video is always a good excuse to take a break from work for!

[bradleysmith]

Love watching you walk through a design so that we can understand the thought process. Helps much! Please do many more similar videos!!

[thefixerofbrokenstuff]

I dont care if the audio is amplified with psychedelic chickens and filtered through kosher pork chops, its the best audio on youtube. I wish I could say I understood why, but it would be like explaining positrac to a kitten.

[amoore]

Transistors so common that are probably in the soil in the backyard....Nearly spit my drink on the keyboard! Thanks for the great videos.

[bitrot]

Nice project, and great walkthrough of the design!

Funny how old-school home-etched PCBs go well with modern surface-mount components -- no drilling!

[jond]

Oh my gosh, I would like to see a conference with Mr. Carlson and Louis Rossmann, it would be fantastic as to these two guy working on an circuit board. WOW

[FluxCondenser]

Like watching DaVinci sketch. Paul, you’re a genius and watching you work and think things out is both fascinating and instructive. You set the standard for YouTube audio quality, one that we all strive to achieve.

[jkuebler]

I could watch these circuit design and implementation videos from you all day. Fascinating to watch. Learning from a top notch pro. Thank you!