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Re: chips and tubes [message #10242 is a reply to message #10240] Tue, 07 December 2004 00:41 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Wayne Parham is currently offline  Wayne Parham
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To tell the truth, one of my favorite receivers was a 1980 model Yamaha that used a single 80 watt chip for most of the amp circuit. I also have a bunch of chips that were used as repairs for car stereos and other stuff. Some of them sounded really nice as I recall but I haven't blown the dust off any of that stuff in a long time.

 
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