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both of you are wrong

Posted by rhyno on July 16, 2012 at 17:36:19:
given that neither of you have owned it, would you care to tell us all if the einstein has discrete diodes or a one piece bridge rectifier, or is it tube-rectified? (i can tell you, i have photos of the inside to prove it).
you should think about knowing something before posting something.
(name one error in my reviews. any of them. ever.)
answer: Einstein has a solid state power supply. i know, i owned it and was inside it with a soldering iron more times than i care to remember.
now, care to tell us all about the gain stage in the einstein or the edge? i can tell you all about those as a former owner, but seeing as how neither of you owned either product, please enlighten us.