[Cyber Liberty]

If their signal got into your studio, it's your fault. Sure they can blast hundreds or thousands of watts out of CB mobiles these days but studio grade equipment and wiring properly installed should keep interference out.

Then it was my fault. That was in the 1979-80 good times, so I guess I deserved it. Of course that wouldn't happen now, we lacked the technology back then. Those were, however, good old days. They're good because they're old. :^)

[cva66snipe]

Then it was my fault. That was in the 1979-80 good times, so I guess I deserved it. Of course that wouldn't happen now, we lacked the technology back then. Those were, however, good old days. They're good because they're old. :^)

I had a CB when I drove a truck. It didn't run a linear but I did have the radio peaked out.

[usconservative]

Of course that wouldn't happen now, we lacked the technology back then.

Very true. It was easy back then to interfere with or simply overpower the front end of pretty much any tv, stereo, pa system, etc.. Not many people really understood what fundamental front-end overload was or common mode interference. Those that did were pretty damn' geeky.