I knew Neil quite well in Washington, in the early '80s.  He was an 
incredible help to this, at the time, young engineer.  A nicer guy 
you could never hope to meet.

I still have the "clock radio" that I bought at his moving sale.  It 
was an EV Sentry One monitor, driven by a GE clock radio.  That was 
Neil, always thinking outside the box.

I shall miss him very much!

Bob Cham



>I have received notice that Neil Muncy passed away this evening 
>shortly after 8 PM Eastern Daylight Time. He passed peacefully with 
>a smile on his face.
>
>Neil will be missed. He has been an active audio engineer and may be 
>best remembered for his grounding seminars and his work in 
>identifying and raising awareness of the Pin One Problem in audio 
>equipment design. http://pin1problem.com/ provides all the 
>background on this.
>
>I came to know Neil personally shortly after I moved to Toronto in 
>2004 and I have been helping him off-and-on with various projects. 
>He never lost his enthusiasm for sharing well-recorded music with 
>his many visitors. I will miss him.
>
>Regards,
>
>Richard
>
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