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Re: PS Transformers [message #9735 is a reply to message #9734] Fri, 28 July 2006 14:32 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Damir is currently offline  Damir
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No offence, but if you ask those questions on the forum, then your "designer" skills are rudimentary, both for "designing" PT and PS, especially active, tube type.
You can read various opinions, anecdotal and empirical "evidences", one-parameter "wonders", heating debates...
May I suggest a different approach? Start with the quality PT, from the people who know what they are doing (I have a good experiences with Plitron/Amplimo and AE-Europe), add a good chokes, rectifiers and caps with a little help from PSUDII, breadbord it and listen...

 
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