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I know right. These are the kinds of sites I remember scouring the internet for before the boom.

Note: Not suggesting we need to take things back to the 90's. It was a time, it passed.

On the flip side, the people most likely to do things like this are also most likely to set up their own site somewhere and keep it running. For instance, http://www.windytan.com/ (Oona Räisänen) and http://tronixstuff.com/ (John Boxall).

I posted these once before and seems like nobody noticed at the time:

Fred Nachbaur of the internet, one of his interesting projects:

announced on rec.audio.tubes:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rec.audio.tubes/swgQ... (his early links are long dead)

Here starts one preamp discussion:

http://www.ampage.org/homebrew.cgi?cat=sg&sb=&so=hl&page=989...

If you like, then here is the rest of that story:

http://www.dogstar.dantimax.dk

And don't forget this:

http://www.dogstarmusic.ca

With lost artists go lost arts.

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