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The Ultimate Attenuator, manufactured by Mark Gregg of Magus Innovations LLC, is an electronic device used for controlling the volume of an amplifier in a guitar. The device is directly mounted on the amplifier's input jacks to achieve the best and most transparent sound. This attenuator functions similarly with other attenuators such as the fiber attenuator, Weber attenuator, and digital attenuator. The Ultimate Attenuator lessens the amplitude or power of a signal in a manner that the waveform is not distorted.

According to its basic schematic, this attenuator has a fixed resistor that is in series with the signal and switchable variable resistance to ground. The attenuator provides signal load in an easy way for the amplifier's output transformer circuit. This loaded signal will serve as an input to an active-powered amplification circuit. The powered signal is then transferred by the attenuator to the speaker.

The following are some of the features of the electronic device: 100 watt maximum output, non-stepped continuous volume controller, bedroom switch, true bypass switching, dual speaker output jacks, plexi switch,100 volts tap fixed alternating current (AC) output, quiet cooling fan, variable line level output, and an all-steel construction. The 100 volts fixed AC tap protects the amplifier's components and tubes. Meanwhile, the bedroom switch is utilized in settings where low volume is required. The plexi switch is designed to modify top end response. One benefit of this kind of attenuator is that it can be switched from 120 volts to 240 volts, meaning it can be utilized anywhere in the world.

Based on several product reviews, this attenuator is safe and reliable. Because it uses a load resistor with 30 ohm, the Ultimate Attenuator can receive signal loads of 4, 8, 16 ohms from the guitar's amplifier. The company even offers a 2 ohm version of the product. The attenuator's built-in low impedance power amplifier helps to achieve strong and high frequency response. The product also delivers low volume sound with least impact. There will be no changes in resistance even if the user turns the device down. This attenuator is even compatible with older and non-master volume versions of Marshall Amplifiers. The attenuator is also compatible with Mullard power tubes. However, one negative aspect of the product is its use of the 30 ohm load. According to critics, using a 30 ohm load will reduce the power regardless of the amplifier being used. Some users even suggest enhancing the product's features such as the addition of switch to improve the bass or treble frequencies. Furthermore, many users find the attenuator very expensive. This is because there are other good devices found in the market sold for lower prices.

The latest version of the Ultimate Attenuator is the Nude 24 position model. This nude unbalanced attenuator model is more transparent and cheaper because it has no chassis. However, one downside of this model is that it will not properly fit on any component having an input jack closer together than.75 inch center to center.

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Circulation Problems and Circulatory Health

            Circulation of the blood, and the oxygen and nutrients that it carries, is absolutely essential to life. Any problem in the circulation can therefore lead to serious health problems. There are a number of different circulatory problems that can affect a person. One of the most common circulatory problems is arteriosclerosis, which is strongly related to heart disease. Arteriosclerosis, the hardening of the arteries, is discussed in the article Heart Disease and Metabolism. Other serious circulatory problems include blood clots (arterial embolisms), aneurysms, thrombophlebitis, varicose veins, circulation-related skin ulcers, Raynaud’s disease, and Buerger’s disease. These will be discussed in more detail below. 

           How do blood and nutrients circulate through the body? There are two circulatory loops in the body. One is to bring oxygen from the lungs to the heart, and to dispose of carbon dioxide in the blood by pumping it from the heart to the lungs. The other loop is the heart pumping blood containing oxygen and nutrients to the rest of the body through the arteries. Later, carbon dioxide and other waste products are returned to the heart through veins, and then they cross over to the other circulatory loop for exhalation by the lungs.

            Blood clots are one of the most common, and serious, circulation disorders. There are two types of blood clots---a thrombus and an embolus. A thrombus is a blood clot that does not move from its location in the blood vessel. An embolus is a blood clot that has broken away from its original position in the vessel and now blocks blood flow downstream from its original site. An aneurysm is a weakening and widening of a blood vessel. If a blood clot in a vein causes inflammation, it’s known as thrombophlebitis.

           Varicose veins are usually visible on the legs and ankles. They are caused by small valves in the veins becoming weak and unable to close, which makes the blood back up in the veins. There are two types of circulation-related skin ulcers. Skin ulcers caused by veins are basically varicose veins that have worsened, and the blood eventually makes it to the skin’s surface. These particular types of ulcers are called venous ulcers. Ischemic ulcers are from circulation problems in the arteries, and are the cause of intermittent claudication. Buerger’s disease is associated with smoking. It is a disease of the extremities caused from blood vessel blockages that supply oxygen and nutrients to the hands and feet.

            Raynaud’s disease is a special circulatory condition that usually occurs when emotional distress or cold temperatures cause an exaggerated an abnormal blood vessel constriction. Extremities (hands and feet) can lose circulation and turn blue. People may not have full use of their hands and feet during this time, which can be a serious problem. People with Raynaud’s disease may want to restrict or eliminate coffee, since it constricts blood vessels. Raynaud’s disease may be an imbalance in the autonomic nervous system. People with Raynaud’s may have a strong sympathetic nervous system, which is responsible for constricting blood vessels.

            There are a number of natural supplements that can help increase blood circulation. Vitamin E may help circulatory disorders, since it thins the blood; as you have read above, the main circulatory problems involve blood clotting or vessel constriction. Inositol Hexaniacinate (or Nicotinate) enhances blood flow to the hands and feet (1). Magnesium may be helpful for Raynaud’s disease, since it can relax constricted blood vessels (1). Magnesium may also be beneficial for circulation problems, especially during the winter. One study found that magnesium levels were significantly lower in women with Raynaud’s disease who were exposed to cold temperatures than women who didn’t have the disease (2). Vitamin C is an excellent supplement to help circulation. It helps strengthen arteries (3), is a cleaner and detoxifier, and it helps combat oxidation. It also can help lower blood pressure (4) and cholesterol modestly. 

            Below is some general advice before starting any plan to help increase circulation. Consult your physician before beginning any exercise program to increase blood circulation. Certain high blood pressure drugs, including calcium channel blockers and alpha- or beta-adrenergic blockers, can mimic Raynaud’s disease symptoms. If you are on these medications, talk to your physician about alternative medications for your high blood pressure. There are also natural therapies for helping to control blood pressure; Dr. Jensen can provide more information on how to control high blood pressure naturally. 

            There are a lot of different supplements that supposedly help to increase circulation. Some may help and some may not, but if you decide to try some of the supplements below, then it’s important that you understand the potential side effects and drug interactions of each one. Pregnant and nursing mothers should not take the supplements below. Always notify your physician before taking any supplement.

Accessory supplements for circulation problems should not be taken with aspirin, NSAIDS (ex. Ibuprofen), Warfarin, or other blood-thinning drugs. Uses of the circulation-enhancing supplements below are not recommended, and any serious side effects are noted. 

Inositol Hexaniacinate: relatively few side effects 

Ginko Biloba can cause seizures, serious skin disorders, internal bleeding

Evening Primrose oil: may cause seizures in susceptible persons

Fish Oil: none serious; however, fish oil contains trace amounts of mercury, which is a neurotoxin. This makes fish oil questionable as a supplement, since the drawbacks of ingesting a mercury-containing substance may outweigh any benefits from the fish oil itself. Flaxseed oil may be a better alternative 

Feverfew: relatively safe 

Garlic: can cause serious allergic reactions, skin burns, internal bleeding, liver toxicity 

Flaxseed oil: relatively safe

Vitamin E: do not supplement with more than 200 IU/day unless directed by your physician

L-Carnitine: may rarely cause seizures 

Chlorophyll: relatively safe, but no convincing evidence for helping circulation problems 

Chondroitin sulfate (Shark cartilage): can inhibit blood formation; not a good supplement for people with circulation problems 

Black Cohosh: relatively safe

References: 

1. The Healing Power of Vitamins, Minerals, and Herbs. Pleasantville, NY: Reader’s Digest Association, 1999. 

2. Leppert, J., et. al. (1990). Lower magnesium levels after exposure to cold in women with primary Raynaud’s phenomenon. Journal of Internal Medicine, 228: 235-239. 

3. Pauling, L. (1974). Are Recommended Daily Allowances for Vitamin C Adequate? Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Nov., Vol. 71, No. 11, pp. 4442-4446. 

4. Ettarh, R., Odigie, I., &Adigun, S. (2002). Vitamin C lowers blood pressure and alters vascular responsiveness in salt-induced hypertension. Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology, Dec, 80(12): 1199-1202. 

About the Author

Dr. Jensen is both a consultant and author in the BioMedical and Nutrition fields. He has previously written a book on both topics, The Failures of American Medicine, published in 2002. Dr. Jensen has also written a doctoral dissertation on how Vitamin C can reduce stress and allergies via its antihistamine effect. He has worked in a broad range of BioMedical fields, such as gene regulation, cancer research, and HIV vaccine development. However, Dr. Jensen eventually decided that helping people more directly would be more rewarding for everyone involved. He has since helped clients with dozens of different ailments. Dr. Jensen is a practitioner in the field of Metabolic Typing, which characterizes different biochemistries among people based on certain physical and behavioral traits they have.

You can contact Dr. Jensen at 1-800-390-5365, or mail him at drjensen@individualizednutrition.com.

What kind of heads for my 350?

Ok, I have a rebuilt 350 bored .30 over, which is running a cam about 3 steps over stock, edelbrock 600cfm carb, holly electric fuel pump, high vol oil pump, about 3 steps over stock, and hooker headers.The motor puts down some good power now but I was thinking about upgrading the stock heads with the trickflow aluminium heads. I have also heard vortec heads are a good choice. Basically, just looking for more of a power gain. I will probably be upgrading to a 750 carb soon because the motor seems starved for fuel.
I want to keep it within reason and know enough that simply throwin heads on it could cause issues. Basically, Im looking for suggestions on heads, sizes, type, brand?

if you want to kick up the power a bunch go to the Airflow research heads. you can go to their web site and put in the cam specs. you are running and they will recommend a set of heads that will work great. Or you can go with a set of edelbrock heads and manifold that are matched for a 350 with an over 30 bore. Then if you really want to make some power take your 350 and stroke it with a 400 crank and some good forged pistons. and the airflow heads. puts you right around 550 HP. There are so many different combinations for the 350 that it is left to your own desire. just takes cubic dollars for the need for speed. I am running a stroked 350 in a 31 model A that dynoed at 680 hp. just takes money.

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