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Thanks for the replies [message #8285 is a reply to message #8281] Tue, 22 June 2004 14:14 Go to previous message
hurdy_gurdyman is currently offline  hurdy_gurdyman
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Thanks guys. Whether this amp is "accurate" or not is not all that important to me at this time. It sounds great, so I'm keeping it. ;^) I just have been curious as to why, as the technical side of me is telling that this isn't the way amps are designed anymore.

A nice side effect of those subsonic filters is that I don't get massive uncontrolled woofer fluntuations when playing warped records, even with an open baffle.

Not sure why my schematic pic is fuzzy. I think maybe Yahoo photos doesn't have good enough resolution. You'd think that, being free, you should get great quality! Free just isn't what it used to be.

Dave :^)

 
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