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In Reply to: Could you explain why posted by clifff on July 1, 2007 at 13:15:57:
Could I explain why? Honestly, no, I couldn't. Not in terms of "the increased slew rate will cause the amp to perform in a more liner parameter at 80 CPS because blah blah blah".
I'm no expert, and don't pretend to be. I'm a music lover, kit builder, and parts upgrader. If the experience of many posters is that upgrading a 4558 op-amp to a 2604 results in better sound, with rarely a problem, I consider giving it a try.
In this case, the Texas Instruments web site says the TLE2072 is a direct replacement for the TL072 which was in my amp, and it's a better performer. Who am I to argue with TI? For $2.25 it was worth a shot.
I hope I don't sound rude in my reply. That's certainly not my intent. It seemed easy and cheap, and it was. It also may have been the complete mis-hit you describe. But I figured the "mis-hit" would be in the form of overkill, and no sonic change, rather than a somewhat degraded performance.
If there was no audible change from the increased slew rate and bandwidth of the new op-amp I never would have posted. It was the "better part = worse sound" that made me ask the question.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Could you explain why - 1973shovel 18:01:22 07/01/07 (7)
- RE: Could you explain why - nightdoggy 07:56:02 07/02/07 (6)
- get rid of that 4558 as fast as you can - 1973shovel 18:51:42 07/02/07 (5)
- RE: get rid of that 4558 as fast as you can - nightdoggy 02:29:03 07/03/07 (4)
- RE:I have Luxman tuners that use them to drive signal strength LEDs. - 1973shovel 03:11:51 07/03/07 (3)
- Actually I ripped it out of both tuners! - nightdoggy 16:12:23 07/03/07 (2)
- RE: my cat just ran by me with another mouse in her chops - 1973shovel 04:38:03 07/04/07 (1)
- She left the last corpse on my bed! - nightdoggy 09:28:39 07/04/07 (0)