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Re: Love the dissolve! nt [message #8524 is a reply to message #8523] Mon, 04 October 2004 15:49 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Poindexter is currently offline  Poindexter
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Yeah, I gotta remember to put that in the new homepage.

Thanks for the reminder,

Poinz

Re: Ah, the Compact! (um, long) [message #8525 is a reply to message #8506] Wed, 06 October 2004 22:21 Go to previous messageGo to next message
metasonix is currently offline  metasonix
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>Probably Eric will check in here on this

If you wish, but you did a good analysis. It's a crude differential stage. Nothing new or revolutionary there. I even saw this done with the output tubes once. You name it, somebody's tried it, and yet people keep coming back to Williamson or split-load circuits....

Trying everything. [message #8526 is a reply to message #8525] Thu, 07 October 2004 01:10 Go to previous message
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Hi, Eric,

> I even saw this done with the output tubes once.

Yeah, that's exactly what they do with the Compact.

High resistances everywhere, tubes operated practically down in cutoff, volume control in front of the output, ungrounded OT secondary, it's a truly quirky critter. I really do think the builders are being a little too kind to this circuit.

Regards,

Poinz

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