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Société St-Patrick de Richmond / Richmond St.Patrick's Society
Culture Irlandaise / Irish Culture
Richmond, Québec
Défilé / Parade
Danceuses Irlandaises / Irish Dancers
Festivité en Mars
Paddy's Newsletter
Paddy's Newsletter
Irish News and Events of Richmond, Qc. and area
February 2016, Volume 31
The beginning of a new year represents a lot to think about, a lot to arrange and many decisions to make for all the organizers of St. Pat's festivities. Lots of time and work is done behind all activities to make sure they will be unforgettable. The little leprechauns seem to play with the clock because March comes faster every year!
Saturday, February 20th
The St. Patrick's annual curling bonspiel will be held at the Danville Curling Club. A total of 16 teams will be competing for the "gold" as well as the "closest to the button" and "best fall" trophies. It is guaranteed to be an entertaining event, as it has been in the past. For more information, don't be shy to contact Erika at 819-826-3322 (entries are limited).
Saturday, March 5th
The Richmond Legion will have their famous annual Green Sale at their hall (235 College N.) Doors open at 1:30 PM and everyone is invited to a fun-filled afternoon. For further information, please contact Elsie Kerr at 819-826-3284.
The St. Pat's annual Corned Beef and Cabbage Supper will be held at 6:00 PM at the Hotel Grand Central. All are welcome to enjoy a traditional Irish meal prepared by local chefs, Bruce Banfill and Helen Johnston. The menu includes a potato and corn chowder with bacon followed by the main course of corned beef (or chicken pot pie) with colcannon (potato and cabbage casserole), carrot and cabbage duo biscuits and rolls, coleslaw and a choice of desserts: Bread pudding with maple cream sauce or taffy apple cheesecake. Tickets are $22,00 per person and chicken must be ordered in advance; to reserve, contact Erika at 819-826-3322.
Saturday, March 12th
This year the St. Pat's Banquet will take place at 6:30 PM at the Ste. Famille Centre, (155 Craig St. Richmond). Breaking news! This year we have chosen a new caterer. Debbie St-Laurent from ''La Vieille Gare'' will be serving the meal with a delicious and fresh new menu buffet style. This year once more, DJ Emma will be there to please all requests, as well as a few dances preformed by our local Irish Dancers. A family fun evening is guaranteed for a great price, $25.00 per adult; for more information or tickets, please contact Erika (826-3322) or Julie (826-2535).
The Irish Concert that was scheduled for March 12th at the "Centre d'art de Richmond" was cancelled due to a booking conflict.
Sunday, March 13th
Our St. Pat's Mass will take place at Ste. Bibiane's Church at 9:30 AM. The choir will be singing our favourite Irish songs. Looking forward to seeing one and all!
Tuesday March 15th
The Green Bingo will take place at 2:00 PM at the CHSLD of Richmond (980 McGauran St.). For more information, please contact Charles Lachance at 819-542-2777, ext 55195. Be green and there!
Thursday, March 17th
The Richmond Legion is having a Sing-along from 3:00 to 5:00 PM. This is a grand opportunity to sing your Irish favorite songs and enjoy your favorite refreshments!
Friday, March 18th
"Grand Central Gone Green"! Come to the Grand Central to celebrate St. Patrick's on Friday night. It promises to be a blast with excellent music, gifts and prizes, as well as Irish coffee and green beer!
Sunday, March 20th
The Legion's Pre-Parade Brunch will take place from 9:00 AM – 12:00. Great food and ambiance!
St. Patrick's Day Parade will begin at 2:00 PM from 7th Ave. marching along the green-lined route. There will be bands, horsemen, floats, groups, and individuals making a fun-filled event. All are welcome to be part of the parade and for information; contact Julie O' Donnell at 826-2535. You can also visit our website www.richmondstpats.org to get more information for the parade (route, directions, rules, etc.). You can pre-register for the parade at the Richmond Hardware or at the Grand Central Hotel.
WANTED The Richmond St. Patrick's Society is looking for horsemen volunteers to carry people/organisations for our annual Parade. If you are interested and available or you know somebody, please fill the questionnaire at the end of the newsletter and send it to the same address as the membership or by email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
After the parade, there will be celebrations at the Legion and the Grand Central Hotel. For your enjoyment and dancing, there will be music and refreshments at both locations.
There will be Folk Dances after St. Pat's parade from 3:30 – 6:30 PM at Saint-Famille Center (155 Craig, Richmond). Keep on partying after the parade with family and friends by joining in a few dances to the sound of folk music. You are welcome as soon as the parade ends. No experience is required as the dances are explained and called. General admission: 15$, 13-17 yrs: 5$, 12 yrs & under: free, family rates for a family with 2 parents: 35$ with 1 parent: 20$. Affordably priced food will be available and kids are welcome. Animation and activities will be provided for them. Wear comfortable shoes and something green! For more information: 819-826-6707 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, March 27th (Easter Sunday)
To complete our St. Patrick's activities we have the traditional brunch from 9:00-12:00 at the Richmond Legion (235 College N.). Everyone is welcome to an exquisite breakfast prepared by our famous St. Pat's cooks. The menu includes ham, bacon, sausages, scrambled and fried eggs, homemade beans, pancakes and our specialty "Irish Toast" for only $8,00 per adult and $4,00 per child. Volunteers will be needed to bake beans and help; please contact Erika (819-826-3322). Prizes and trophies for parade participation will be presented. Everyone is welcome to this final event of the month!
St. Pat's 2015 Golf Tournament – June 7, 2015
The good Lord was shining down on us and gave us great golfing weather when 22 golfers got in the swing of things for a grand afternoon of golfing! We had golfers
from Danville, Richmond, Melbourne, Sherbrooke, Lennoxville, Rosemere, and our 2 talented imports from Waterville. When we look at the names of the various winners maybe we should re-name this golf event, the Cindy Jones – Brian Mastine event! Brian's team included the Waterville duo of Jim Meigs and Sharrell Matthews plus Joe Kelly. They were the winners of the Lowest Team Score, and the new trophy for the fewest number of putts! Brian also won the trophies for the Men's Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin!
The most honest team trophy went to Hugh Lancaster along with team members, son George, and the pride of Tingwick, Vinnie Morin! Cindy Jones won the Ladies Longest Drive and the Best-Dressed Golfer! Special thanks to Grand Central, Richmond Hardware, and Domino's Pizza and members for their donation of prizes that help make our tournament a success! Since the weather cooperated for us, we should have the 2016 around the same time in June and look forward to having you join us.
It looks like the "travel bug" has attacked many members of the Society.
Last June, Amanda Boerson spent a month visiting family in Holland. She met several of her cousins and even learned a little Dutch. There is a tri-lingual lady!
In January, Marg Lancaster spent 10 days visiting Barb and Joan Levitt in Tuscon, Arizona. Marg and Joan did much reminiscing. Barb was a wonderful tour guide and great margarita maker!
The Amber Griffiths and Eamon Waters May, 2016 wedding in Ireland will have a big group of folks from the Richmond area including Nick Fonda, and Francine Beaubien, who will be providing music, Anne Griffith (sister), Erin Griffith and Mathew Toth (sister and brother-in-law), Kyle is unsure (depends on how things are going with the new baby), Fran and Alan Morin, Daniel and Shirley Enright, cousins from Antigonish, N.S., and of course, Charlotte and Peter Griffith. There will be real Irish celebrations!
Since December until late March, Norma Murray, and André are enjoying the sun, beaches and food in Mexico. They send "Hola," and Happy St. Pat's Day to all!
Big changes have happened since the beginning of 2016 for the Irish dancers. Since the old Ecole Le Tremplin was unsafe to use, they needed to find a new place for practices. After lots of research and phone calls, a new practice place was found at the Richmond Legion. The girls were happy to have hot water from the taps and a clean bathroom. History was made by the Irish Dancers of Richmond, with the youngest dancer ever, 6 months old Emerson (Bridgette Dutka son's) participating in choreographies during practices! In March the Irish dancers will perform at the St. Pat's Banquet, Wales Home, and will be present in the St. Pat's Parade. Don't miss the Spring show on May 8th, 2:00PM at the Richmond Regional Auditorium: it will be a really big show with bake sale during the intermission. Come support the Richmond Irish Dancers as they need you!
Kathleen Lynch has another great-granddaughter, Olyvia Hope Comeau, born on Dec. 30. 2015; proud parents Amy Patrick and Shayne Comeau.
Kayla Comeau and Josh Johnston are expecting another wee one this summer.
Kate O'Donnell and Stéphane Desprès are expecting a girl in the beginning of March. Future grand-parents Paul and Joy O'Donnell are ecstatic.
Our Vice-President Julie O'Donnell and Éric Leclerc are expecting a boy in the beginning of April, right after all St Pat's festivities.
Marie-Pierre Bégin and Kyle Griffith will welcome a new baby boy at the end of February, a brother for Elizabeth. Charlotte and Peter Griffiths are proud grand-parents, while Winifred and Royce, the great grand-parents, couldn't be prouder. Marie-Pierre's family from Beauce is looking forward to the arrival.
Carly Morin and Stephen Smith are expecting in June; a first grandchild for Alan and Fran Morin.
Kristen Smith and Philip Porter are expecting a second child.
Amber Griffith and Eamonn Waters, now in Calgary, will be married on Friday, May 13, 2016
in Kingscourt, County Cavan, Ireland. Congratulations and best wishes for many years of happiness!
Our President Erika Lockwood and Steeve Moreau are getting married in August.
The Keenan family will be gathering in June to celebrate Agnes' grandson Christopher's wedding on the farm in Greenlay. They will be joined by Christopher's bride's family, who are from Korea, and his grandmother and his aunt, who are from Switzerland.
Kristen Smith and Philip Porter are getting married in September
Caroline Blanchard and Ryan Murphy are getting married in September too.
Philip and Colleen Boerson celebrated their 25th anniversary on May 19th with family and friends. Amanda and Andrew put on fantastic celebrations for their parents!
A number of our members have or are recovering from various medical problems; Jerome Morin, Corey Morin; Jim Beattie; Megan McDevitt.
We wish them well.
David "Butch" Crack passed away in mid-June, 2015.
Lyla Beattie died in late January, 2016 at the Wales Home.
Betty Dickson passed away in October 2015
Condolences to the families and friends.
In the past, we have had one of our members featured in our Newsletter. In our Society, we are most fortunate to have 5 women who are all over 90 years old. This is quite an achievement, so we decided to feature these 5 wonderful ladies in this newsletter. It gives us great pleasure to introduce them to you.
Agnes Keenan, a long-time member of St. Patrick's Society, celebrated a milestone birthday, turning 90 on January 14, and is still fun and fabulous! Agnes was born at home on a farm on the Irish Road in West Shefford, now Bromont, the third daughter in a family of nine sons and three daughters. She attended the local country school, where many of her classmates were relatives. She completed high school at boarding schools in Sherbrooke and Quebec City, and then went to St. Joseph's Hospital in New Brunswick to train to be a nurse. She worked as a nurse for many years, including at the Sherbrooke Hospital and at St. Louis Hospital in Windsor. She loved her work and she hopes that her grandchildren will also love their work. She has served the community as a school commissioner and as a volunteer for many organizations.
Agnes and Dennis Keenan married in 1954 and were blessed with seven children, twenty grandchildren and three great grandchildren, many of whom were able to join her to celebrate her birthday in January.
Maureen Quinn (nee McCabe) is a remarkable ninety year old lady. Her Irish McCabe ancestors settled in Wheatlands (near Drummondville) in the 1830's. She has called Richmond home all of her life and has lived in her lovely Victorian-style home since 1958. Maureen's Dad was a dentist in Richmond for many years.
After graduating from the convent, she worked for a time in Montreal and then at the local Bank of Montreal. Her late husband, Reynold Quinn, with his brother Barney (Clarence) ran an electrical supply store on Main St. and apparently sold the first TV in town. Maureen ran the TV cable business for a few years after her husband's death and also worked in the offices of the Brown Shoe Company and was the Green House Secretary at RRHS for 12 years.
Maureen raised a beautiful family and is the proud and much loved Mother of Cathi, Mike, Mary Pat and Dennis and adored mother-in-law to Joe-Anne, George, June and Pat. She is the grandmother of seven and "Nannie the Great" to two great-grand kids! Maureen is an avid reader, sports fan, news junkie and baker of delicious goodies. She is kind, thoughtful, funny and generous. She will say that her faith, family, friends and community have given her a good life.
One of the several venerable parishioners who regularly attend mass at St. Bibiane is Alice Beaubien (née MacLeod). Born in Dunvegan, Cape Breton, Alice graduated from St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia before training as a social worker, a profession she practiced for two years. Alice moved to Richmond in 1948 when she married Jacques Beaubien and together they raised eleven children. Generous, welcoming and cheerful, she has always been the heartbeat of her home. A dynamic woman with a strong social conscience and deeply held convictions, Alice found time for activities such as gardening, the Catholic Women's League and the Thomas More Institute. In 1984, her children grown and on their own, Alice turned her attention to the community and was instrumental in the founding of the Richmond Volunteer Bureau and of the local Meals on Wheels program, an organization with which she remained involved for the better part of two decades before passing on the torch to others. Well read, Alice has kept up on current events and still enjoys cooking, books and crossword puzzles.
The Dutch community in and around Richmond is still as vibrant as ever, even though the original immigrants are getting older. In the past year, two of them surpassed the 90 year mark. Mrs. Anna Goorts is well known in the area as the mother of Peter, Henri and Johanne. Annie Herbers is another lady who is equally well known as the mother of Herman, Johnnie and Gary. She moved recently to the Wales Home for a well-deserved retirement. Marie and Gilbert Verhoef who are both quite a bit past 90 and who despite reduced mobility participate in many of the activities organized by the Home. Friends meet with Anna and Annie regularly to reminisce and to keep abreast of the changes in the younger generations.
The Richmond Library at 820 Gouin St. (near the Arena) invites everyone to drop in to see the selection of 15 000 books. Open on Wed., Thurs., and Fri. from 6:30 - 8:30 PM, Thurs. and Fri. from 2:00 - 4:00 PM and Sat. from 9:30 -11:30 AM., the library has books for all tastes. Resident's memberships for Richmond, Cleveland, and now the Township of Melbourne, are only $15 per family or $8 for adults and $5 for children. With 26% of the books in English, you will even find some Irish authors and books about Ireland!
Andrew Boersen graduated from his culinary course last June, but has decided to change his vision. He is currently attending McDonald College in Montreal taking The Farm Management and Technology course. He is planning on doing his summer stage in Holland at the Boersen family farm now operated by Philip's cousin. By the end of the summer he should be speaking more Dutch then his father. His business card will read: Andrew, the Farming Chef at your service!
Dustin Jones' daughter, Emilie is teaching on a one year contract in South Korea.
Kira, Alanna Keenan's daughter, who is studying medicine at McMaster University, will be in Austria to do 3 weeks of clinical training this spring.
The St. Patrick's Award given at St. Francis went to Elliot Langeveld and Emily Evans for Top Achievement. The St. Pat's Richmond Regional High School's award to a graduating student furthering his/her education in the Province of Quebec went to Chelsea Morin, who is attending Champlain College, and plans on pursuing the Social Studies
Some of our members have been actively supporting various projects. Corey Morin and his Domino's crew, with head office, regularly support many local groups. Pat Henderson and her crew raised over $13,000 for Terry Fox Cancer Research. Then our "can and bottle man", Joe Kelly, supported various foundations, a summer camp and Terry Fox Foundation! He would love to be at the Griffith wedding in Ireland to collect all the empties!
Irish Settlement and National Identity in the Lower St. Francis Valley by Peter Southam is still available to anyone who has not yet received this local history book. The book describes two hundred years of Irish presence in the Lower St-Francis Valley, the section of Quebec's Eastern Townships that surrounds the town of Richmond. Much of the information for the book was provided by local families. Books are available at Townshippers' Association (819-566-5717) and Black Cat Books in Lennoxville, and Richmond County Historical Society, Papeterie 2000 or Richmond Hardware (819-826-2535) in Richmond.
Amanda Boerson purchased her first home in May and is enjoying living in Sherbrooke. Philip is putting his handyman talents to good use!
The Wales Home is grateful to have so many dedicated and involved community members volunteer. Perhaps you have a hidden talent of some kind and would like to volunteer or visit residents at the Home. It is a "community-based" residence with interaction and involvement of the community as a whole. Should this be the case, please contact Carol Ann McElrea at email@example.com or call (819) 826-3266 ext. 244.
The Richmond 4-H Club has been square dancing at the Wales Home for their annual Christmas get-together. The square dancers are preparing for competitions in Montreal in February and Ormstown in April. The club has introduced an archery project with new leader Brent Paterson.
The cooking project members, lead by Tammi McGee, will be putting on their third Appreciation Supper in March. A dance will follow with music by Slightly Haggard, Saturday March 26th at 9 PM. The dance is open to the public and tickets will be on sale at the door. Everyone is welcome. Ryley Keenan and Noah Enright will be travelling to Truro, NS in March. Their science fair project "Drink Till You Rot" won them a spot at the 4-H National Science Fair Competition. Richmond will send 2 teams into the MacDonald judging competition in January.
Hockey Day on the Kingsbury pond took place on Saturday, February 13th with hockey played on 3 ice surfaces! The organizers, Paul Driver and his family, are pleased to see more players and fans taking in this event each year. The activities started at 10 AM with hot chocolate available. What A truly Canadian and Township event!
A couple of Sundays ago there was much excitement at Allan and Fran's farm, as the SQ on ski-doos were making a lot of noise while chasing a moose, which later wandered back into the bushes! Wonder if this is the same one that was spotted around town? A case for Sherlock Holmes!
Wolfe BBQ Fest
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce is pleased to bring back the second edition of the Wolfe BBQ Fest. The event will be held on the week-end of the 10-11-12 of June. The theme is based on Louisiana-style cooking, bourbon and blues music. The program is not yet completed, but you can be sure that the week-end will be highly entertaining with live music from start to finish, culinary workshops, inflatable games, food stands, beer stands and so on. We hope to have a great turn out.
"Festival des traditions du monde in Sherbrooke"
Have you ever been in a real Irish Pub? If not, you can have the chance to go in an amazing one at the "Festival des traditions du monde" in Sherbrooke on August 10th to August 14th. It has been the 6th year that the organisers open their own Irish Pub. Irish music, Irish songs, Irish dancing, Irish beer and Irish traditions can be found there like a real Irish pub in Ireland. This year Friday and Saturday August 12th and 13th there will be a fish and chip tasting, Saturday August 13th whisky tasting and on Sunday August 14th an Irish breakfast. Information about the festival can be found at www.ftms.ca.
The Society has acquired the Manse of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at 1161 Rte. 243 in Melbourne to keep the archives of the Society together with the exhibits of historical artifacts. Our Archivist continues to receive requests for information from across the world. Significant renovations and repairs have to be done on the Manse and will have a beneficial effect on RCHS and the communities it serves. The museum/archives will become a centre for such activities as concerts, storytelling, teas, meetings, artist's exhibits, etc. The Archives have been moved to the new location and it is expected that the artifacts will be relocated in the spring.
This year the theme will be "Women in History, Local Women of Note in Richmond County and Vicinity in Years Gone By". The idea is to highlight women who have made a difference in our community and in the lives of our local population, and women who have impacted individuals or who have pioneered an idea or created a lasting memory in our lives. If you know of anyone who fits this description, please send a photo along with a short story to email@example.com, 237 Johnston Rd. Melbourne, QC. J0B 1X0 by March 15, 2016.
2016 - Calendar of Events: Thursday, March 3, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the Wales Home living room, the DVD produced by RCHS, Scots Heritage in Richmond County and Vicinity will be shown. All are welcome.-Sunday, May 23, 12 noon. Pancake Brunch, Annual General Meeting and Plant Sale. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Hall. $8 adults and $4 children under 10. Guest Speaker: The Hon. Karine Vallieres, MNA for Richmond. Launch of the 2016 theme, Women in History. Local Women of Note in By-gone Years in Richmond County and Vicinity
Sunday, June 19, 1:00 – 4:00. Strawberry Ice Cream Social at the Market Space near the Melbourne Municipality Town Hall. -Sunday, July 10, 2:00 - 4:00. English Tea at the Manse, 1161 Route 243, Upper Melbourne.-Sunday, August 20, 2:00 – 4:00. Lawn Party at the Manse, 1161, Route 243, Upper Melbourne.-Sunday, October 23. Harvest Luncheon, 12 noon. Le Temps des Cerises, Danville, QC., Guest speaker t.b.a. -Saturday-Sunday, in November. Artisan Show in Richmond Date and time t.b.a.
We have been preparing, compiling information, and sending out our Paddy's Newsletter since the late 90's. I think that it is time to pass on my part of the Newsletter to others of the society. We know that this passing of the torch will have a different look and content. This could also be a group project. Anyone interested, would you kindly contact 819-826-3929, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
At the Irish wedding reception the D.J. yelled..."Would all married men please stand next to the one person who has made your life worth living." The bartender was almost crushed to death!
Paddy calls Easy Jet to book a flight. The operator asks, "How many people are flying with you?" Paddy replies "How do I know! It's your plane!"
It's OK to pretend to be Irish on St. Patrick's Day. We pretend to be good at Christmas, don't we?
I actually saw a leprechaun one night. After enough beer, you see all kinds of stuff!
After much arguing, Mike said to Kevin: "If I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
At a recent Director's meeting of the Richmond St. Pat's Society, it was decided that it is absolutely essential to have more Irish families involved in this organization which is almost 140 years old. Many of us, both French and English, have Irish roots. As we have lost many older members of our Society over the years due to the circle of life, we need the younger generation to step forward and carry on what their ancestors started and parents kept going. If you would you like to see the St. Pat's Society continue, could you as a descendent of an Irish family, or anyone with ideas, help make this happen? Would you be able to do any of the following: become a member if not already, become a director and attend executive meetings about 3 times yearly, and/or be called upon for special events or activities? Would a meeting time be better on another day such as Sunday (late morning or afternoon)?
Please return your answers to Julie O'Donnell at email@example.com or 819-826-2535.
To all who contributed to the newsletter with articles, translations, typing and editing, and mailing, Paddy says, "Thank you"! Comments, articles, and information are always welcome. Contact Julie at 826-2535 or e-mail email@example.com or Joe Kelly, at 819-826-3929, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
The Richmond St. Patrick's Society is looking for horsemen volunteers to carry people/ organisations for our annual Parade.
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This is a fairly interesting concept, how would the "best" of the speaker amps running a WEE to stax compare to dedicated stax amps... I know that my unmodded stax transformer box running off an average speaker amp sounds woeful...
Any info on the transformers that you are using Jack? are they custom?
My WES and my SS eXStatA were noticeably better than the WEE prototype driven by my 8-watt ZDT amp (using a high quality cable). In comparison to those amps with the O2 Mk1, the WEE sounds more compressed and flat, with less micro-detail than these direct drive amps. However, the WEE was noticeably better than my stock SRD-7 Mk2 and SRD-7 Pro. Basically the WEE prototype had better detail and dynamics and was a good bit more efficient than the stock Stax boxes. It was also more forward and less laid back sounding than the Stax boxes. With the WEE I could turn down the ZDT volume from 2 o'clock to 12 o'clock and get the same volumes as with the Stax pro-bias transformers.
In the past I've enjoyed the Stax SRD-7 pro bias with 5-12 watt speaker amps driving the O2, but the WEE takes things up another notch. On a budget I'm positive that it will drive an O2 Mk1 better than something like an SRM-1 Mk2 Pro, which was very inadequate when I tried it with O2 in the past. But how the WEE would compare to a better mid-level Stax amp I cannot say, since I wasn't able to compare them. I also haven't heard the final production WEE, which I am told sounds better than the prototype. I'm tempted to get a WEE for myself, just as a backup to my WES.
I've spent a lot of time comparing transformers vs. dedicated amps and the good dedicated amps always win out. These are transformers far superior to the Stax/WEE units and much, much bigger. Some of them even cost more for a single unit then a Blue Hawaii costs to build. Add to this the most advanced bias supplies ever designed for headphones (far superior to those fitted to any amp/adapter) and yet the transformers just can't match the utter indifference to the load the good amps have. They always sound colored and with less bass/treble control then I'd have liked. The end result isn't bad but my own preference is for the amp to not have any sound of its own and just leave that to the transducers.
For these tests I always used various Class A SS amps since it makes very little sense for me to feed a transformer with a tube amp. Why have a high ratio transformer step down from the tubes down to 8ohm to just feed the same signal through a second transformer to get it back up to high voltage/high impedance? It makes a lot more sense to do what Frank Cooter is doing, take a SET amp and fit it with a low ratio (1:1.5 or even less) phase splitting transformer to drive the headphones directly. This causes a lot less issues and is the only realistic way of making a fully DHT based electrostatic amp for those that want that kind of thing. KG's 12 tube, fully DHT equipped design costs about 4K$ just for the tubes alone...
One thing that people should also be aware of, is the unnecessarily high stepup ratio of the Stax/WEE boxes. Now if you are using 3W amps then you need this kind of stepup but anything above 10W and this just causes distortion. Unlike an amp where the extra voltage swing can only bring improvements (higher slew rate, running the amp far away from its limits etc.) the higher the stepup ratio, the more non-linear transformers get. When the first Stax transformers were introduced in 1960 amps were very different to what we have today but they always stuck to that rather high ratio (1:20-1:30 depending on vintage and model) burning up countless headphones when people weren't careful with the volume control.
Thanks for the replies spritzer and HPA.
I was thinking along similar lines that dedicated was the way to go. Whilst my rationale was not as technical as your spritz I like to keep my audio chain as simple as possible. Every other component just takes something away.
It seems quite reasonable to me.
Considering that the price will cover R&D, parts, labour, and of course all other costs of running a business (housing, electricity, website, warranty, ...)
Hopefully we'll see a 3way roundup with the stax box and the japanese one (illusion?). Compared to the standard stax amps ...
Until then, it looks nice but not THAT nice ... it's not chord or ayre nice. I used a wa6se maxxed briefly, woo build quality is great but it's far from the "milled from a solid metal block" school.
399$ would make this product a success ... IMO :)
Price is "cheap" for a high grade audio gear, and enjoyment
One thing that people should also be aware of, is the unnecessarily high stepup ratio of the Stax/WEE boxes. Now if you are using 3W amps then you need this kind of stepup but anything above 10W and this just causes distortion.
It is not true. High efficiency transformers are the key to quality and performance. In several meets, we used a 50-watt solid state amp to drive the WEE and we had never get distortion. Certainly, you need to control the volume so your phones would not blow up.
To clarify, the WEE's minimum input voltage is 5 volt, which translates to 3 watts of power (below 3 watts will still work but you will not get enough voltage swing for Stax). You can use your 1000 watts amp or higher if you need to. At the end, you need to control the volume through your speaker amp.
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I have to disagree with you here. When you increase the number of turns in a transformer then is becomes less linear i.e. it adds distortion. No way around this with any transformer design but the distortion may indeed not be audible. Now this non linear nature does extend to the frequency response and how the amp handles the wild impedance swing of the ESP transducers and that might be more clearly audible. As for quality the key is what nobody wants to do with transformers, larger cores and better core materials.
I don't understand where you get the idea that a 10W+ amps can cause distortion? You sounded as it is a fact I hope you are not basing on speculation. We used 8 to 50W in several meets and received good comments. We also just tried it on a 200W and hear no distortion. The distortion you may refer to can be detected by test equipments only.
Ideally, the step-up ration is 1:1. However, you will need a very high power amp (probably beyond 1000 watts) to get enough voltage swing for Stax. High power amps, unfortunately, have higher chance to get distortion, difficult to build and cost much. There are simply not many amps that have 1000 watts output.
It is true that all output transformers are not linear, limiting by the currently technology we live in. However, the keys are to reduce the non-linearity. Indeed, we spent a good amount of time in order to develop the technique and use the right materials to make these transformers. I can tell you that this are the secret ingredients to the WEE. There are existing step-up output transformers out there available to buy. The problem, however, is that these products are not meant to use in the electrostatic headphone application and you will get a good result.
The bottom line is that if you need the best out of the Stax you will need a dedicated amp.
You are completely, utterly misunderstanding what I wrote. What I said was that in this day and age we have no need for 1:25 transformers to drive Stax phones since we have an abundance of power at hand. The first Stax transformers were introduced in 1960 and it was a very different world so one needed a higher ratio but that isn't the case now.
As for distortion being audible we only hear about 5% THD or more so if the system is outputting that much then you have serious issues. That said, distortion much lower then that does affect the sound quality even if you can't hear it directly. One can't hear odd order or crossover distortion found in so many bad SS amps directly yet the effects are clearly audible.
In what way would dedicated step up transformers be any better then dedicated step down transformer which is what an output transformer really is? Sure you can cut down capacitance but any good transformer maker will do that anyway. You could also spec bifilar wound transformers but nobody but McIntosh makes these anymore due to cost. As for any secret ingredients, I don't buy it. Every time a MOT pulls this card I think about Single Power and all the patents he had pending which was why nobody was allowed to open up the boxes...
. Every time a MOT pulls this card I think about Single Power and all the patents he had pending which was why nobody was allowed to open up the boxes...
I don't have an opinion in the Woo Audio - spritzer debate but inferring Woo Audio business practices are related to SinglePower does not appear to be appropriate. I believe you have made your point concerning the inadequacies of using a transformer. Indeed, Jack acknowledges that an amp would be better than the Wee. However, it appears that Woo Audio is not going to halt production of the Wee so why don't we wait for it to be produced and then whoever uses it can provide their opinion on the sound.


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Relative Care is dedicated to helping seniors remain independent in their homes enjoying life to the fullest extent of their capabilities. We provide non-medical home care services through compassionate, professional caregivers who share our commitment to quality of life. We give our clients and their families the peace mind that comes with knowing they can always rely on us to meet their needs.
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The Vaporite Solo Vaporizer is one of the most popular hands-free desktop vaporizes of all-time, offering great functionality at an affordable price. Constructed from durable high gloss wood, the Solo features precise temperature control with digital display, as well as a high-quality ceramic heating element. The Solo is effective, efficient, and easy to use. Includes are a hands free glass whip, as well as a remote control for temperature adjustment (if remote model is selected).
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|Recommend to a friend? Yes
My first table model a definite improvement in performance over portables. An upgraded whip is definitely needed for best performance. Overall good bang for buck. Delivered on time.
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|Pros Easy to use, Works well, Great price
Cons n/a so far
|Recommend to a friend? Yes
This was my first time dry vaping. Dab was always my go-to, but there are times and symptoms that need a more diverse product. Dry vaping is the way to go. Great product and great seller.
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|Pros Easy to use, works great
Cons none
Really easy to use. Friends have much more expensive brands, and while they may have more bells and whistles, this little guys works just as well. I have health issues, and the vapor is easier on the body, not to mention the house doesn't get stinky.a good deal all around.I recommend this Vaorite Solo wholeheartedly.
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|Pros Easy to use, Quick heating, Good price
Cons No separation between herbs and heating element
|Recommend to a friend? Yes
Super easy to use, and the natural color actually looks a lot better in person than I thought it would. I do wish there were a screen between the herbs and the heating element, as I've seen other vapes where your herbs goes in a little chamber with screens on either side and that is placed on the heater, but so far I haven't really had any problems with it. Even if you accidentally pull the tube off your stuff will probably stick to the glass and not fall out.
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|Pros Good Price Point, works great, my all day vape
Cons none i can think of
|Recommend to a friend? Yes
Works as good or better than most expensive vapes and cost way less. Save's your medicine and is super effective. Awesome remote feature and comes with a pack of screens and some pokers. great value.
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|Pros works as advertised
|Recommend to a friend? Yes
I'm impressed. this is my first desk top and I pretty much have scraped all my pipes. smooth intake and a whole lot of vapor. it may be one of the cheaper desk tops but it has a lot of bang for the buck.
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|Pros Remote Control, Fast Heatup, Combust or Vape.
Cons I really cant think of anything wrong...
|Recommend to a friend? Yes
I won this awesome desktop vaporizer off a youtube channel giveaway. However literally about a week before winning i came on here and ordered me a SSV (over $300). Let me just say i would take this Vaporite Solo Digit Desktop Vaporizer over the SSV anyday and twice on Sunday,lol (dont waste your money!). I was kinda bummed bc Since i already had the SSV and used it i couldnt even return it which is really what i wanted to do and just keep this Vaporite Solo. I shouldnt even say "used" bc the SSV was actually broken on arrival,and I eventually had to send back to 7th floor for repair. Go figure an $89 vaporizer came working flawless but a $300+ vaporizer doesnt :-l. I still havent even received the SSV back yet since shipping it back to 7th floor on the 4th(now the 30th). Its been a mess,first after they fixed and shipped it back they sent to wrong address and i had to reroute it to a fedex facility for pickup. It showed up at the facility on the 22nd,and since it was a 30min drive i was waiting till after the holiday week was over to go pick it up(i was just to busy). Welp take it from me if you have something waiting for you at a fedex/ups facility go get it asap bc they SHIPPED IT BACK to original sender(7th floor) in just one week. I didnt even know i only had 7days,no one informed me. So now im in the process of waiting for it to ship back to me. What a headache its been. Anyways i guess what im trying to say is you really cant go wrong with this Vaporite Solo Digit and when comparing it to the SSV (yes i have used a working one,my friend has one)i cant tell any difference. I actually prefer this Vaporite Solo over it even more bc you can crank the heat up and combust your flower while getting some really milky big hits. Also the remote controller really makes this piece awesome, i never ever have to touch it the unit. Just pickup remote turn on,and it has a bunch of already preset settings for different temperatures. Even remember your last saved setting and always heats up to it when turned back on. Really its a no brainer the extra $200 your gonna spend on a SSV i just cant justify. Hope this helped someone out!
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|Pros Small, Quick heat up
Cons Temperature changes
|Recommend to a friend? Yes
A very solid vape, used it for months without an issue. Good vape for beginners or someone looking to upgrade without spending too much.
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|Vaporite Solo Vaporizer Instruction Manual
Filename: Vaporite-Solo-Instructions.pdf
|Quick Instructions:
Step 1: Plug the power cord into the back of the unit. Then insert the plug into your electrical outlet.
Step 2: Once you have plugged the unit in, turn the black dial knob clockwise until you hear a 'click' sound. This indicates that the device in on. At this point, you will notice that the digital display is also illuminated.
Step 3: To set your desired temperature, turn the dial knob clockwise again until you see the desired temperature on the digital display.
Step 4: Once you have chosen a temperature, the solid orange light above the black dial will turn on and stay on until the selected temperature is reached. The light will turn off after a few minutes indicating that the unit is now ready to use.
Step 5: Now load your aromatherapy blends against the screen in the whip. Then connect the whip to the unit and draw from the mouthpiece on the other end of the whip (slower draws maximize the effect).


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