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Re: High Efficiency and Amplification Explained [message #16254 is a reply to message #16253] Sun, 28 March 2004 10:01 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Dean Kukral is currently offline  Dean Kukral
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This post was very instructive, but contained an error, perhaps a typo or senior moment (I have those!).

It says that a transformer makes electrons swifter, and this is not quite correct.

Actually, the electrons are not "larger" in high powered amps as the article states. The correct term is that the electrons have "more mass," as the high powered amps lift them to relativistic speeds that the tubes cannot do. The transformer actually slows them down to non-relativistic speeds, therefore making them have less mass. The high speeds of the high powered electrons will rip a high efficiency speaker to shreds. I am sure that many of you tubeheads changed to tubes after destroying an expensive horn that way.

BTW, donotbelieveanyofthisbullasitismeantinjestofcourse.

 
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