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There is a message on his page (from others) that he passed (two years ago) is that true? He is not on the AK memorial wall.
 
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I think that his father with the same name passed away but I don’t think he has passed. He definitely helped a lot of us. Truly a legend. His recommendations helped me a lot while designing replacement boards for the Accuphase C-200.
 
He was very knowledgeable and helpful, probably one of the most knowledgeable / helpful AKers at the time. I don’t know all the issues which caused him to leave (or banned) AK, but it’s a shame to lose him. Hopefully he is doing well, wherever he is.
 
I met Glen at AKFest 2008 and picked up my 9090db. Still the best sounding receiver I've ever heard.

Wherever he is, he is sorely missed around these parts.
 
I don’t know if that is him. Any reason to believe that it is? Could be. I don’t know the name of the gentleman that does Vintage Audio Addict videos. I like his stuff though. It would be very interesting to know.
 
I don't think any of us who have posted repair questions have not benefited from his vast wealth of knowledge and experience. His presence is unquestionably missed.
 
I miss him as well. He still has 3 of my Kenwoods. He stopped responding to my emails years ago. To be honest, losing that gear killed this hobby for me.
 
Wow. That seems strange. I wonder if anyone on this forum knows Glenn personally and can reach out to him directly. I designed some Accuphase C-200 boards based on his recommendations and tried to get in touch with him to thank him but no response. ‍♂️
 
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