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Re: Thanks Charles

There is a guy in France with an audio website that has the most information on "memory distortion" that I have seen (link below). He has recently started participating on the DIY Hi-Fi and DIY Audio forums.

But like I said, I think that it is a dead end. If you read Peufeu's stuff, he comes up with a "magic" resistor that helps stabilize the operating point of the active device. His theory is sound, as I established with simulations. But the problem is that the circuit both measures and sounds better without the "magic" resistor.

The conclusion I reached is that there is something else going on that is more important than the instantaneous temperature fluctuations of the "memory distortion". But I could be wrong. I've never heard the Lavardin amps myself. Maybe they sound even better than the MX-Rs!

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