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Re: and now to include "air resistance" [message #8774 is a reply to message #8772] Sun, 30 January 2005 11:02 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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My toroidal PP OPTs have Lp=490H, and my "C"-core SE OPTs have Lp=22H, both are 3k primary devices:-). Later can stand 80 mA of DC current, but former maybe few mA before degradation of sound, and few more mA - DC saturation buzz. DC cancelation/adjusting between the PP pair is critical, depends of the OPT - toroids are more sensitive.
High primary inductance is one of the most important factors in getting "clean" bass/overall sound, low Lp OPTs sounds "warmer" (more distorted, if you like)...
There`s entire chapter about that in the book "Modern High-End Valve Amplifiers" by Menno Van der Veen - higly recommendable.

 
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