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Re: for beginners [message #11033 is a reply to message #11032] Wed, 02 March 2005 17:58 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Howard is currently offline  Howard
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Dear Douglas,

Thanks for your response. I have built some solid state amps. I would be a bit nervous about all that high voltage. (Although 240V is enough to do serious damage if you have sweaty hands)

Getting power supply bits may be a problem locally. If you could advise on a source it all sounds fine to me.

With my speakers I would probably go with the SE variant

Thanks again

Howard

 
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