Before long there should be more information coming on the SIT amplifiers

Posted by Christopher Witmer (A) on June 15, 2007 at 01:46:47

In Reply to: RE: Thou shall not read this message posted by Mr. P on June 14, 2007 at 21:15:40:

I was just shown the following English abstract of a Japanese paper that I soon hope to be able to read in its entirety:

Particularities of audio engineering and the role of SIT

"The past fifty years cannot be called a period of continual advance in the music reproduction capabilities of audio equipment (recording/playback/PA equipment, electronic instruments, etc.) The author goes back to the basics of audio engineering to analyze the characteristics of music, and makes observations on the particularities of audio engineering. Criteria are clearly defined and key points for pursuit are recommended. The superiority of SIT among currently available circuit technology design choices is explained, along with sonic achievements of a newly designed and built ideal OTL amplifier using only SIT at all stages. The amplifier was designed and made by selecting standard circuits suitable for SIT so as to bring out the best in SIT. The potential of SIT for future audio system development is also discussed."

So you can look forward to learning more juicy details before long. Usually I pay much less attention to amplifiers than to speakers -- I confess that I tend to think of amplifiers as being pretty close to "commodity" items (although I realize that's an overstatement, but there seems to be less differentiation among amplifiers than, say, among signal source equipment or loudspeakers) but something about these amplifiers really grabbed my attention. Heck, everything about Maxonic grabs one's attention. It takes a LOT of balls to do what they are doing and they obviously have the courage of their convictions and fanatic dedication.

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Topic - Thou shall not read this message - Christopher Witmer 03:08:34 06/14/07 (19)

RE: Thou shall not read this message - Godzilla. 13:31:51 06/15/07 (0)

RE: Thou shall not read this message - jazz singer 05:47:21 06/15/07 (0)

RE: Thou shall not read this message - Mr. P 21:15:40 06/14/07 (2)

Before long there should be more information coming on the SIT amplifiers - Christopher Witmer 01:46:47 06/15/07 (1)

I'd like to see more SIT projects in the US - nl 18:28:32 06/22/07 (0)

RE: Thou shall not read this message - RLL 11:40:49 06/14/07 (2)

RE: Thou shall not read this message - Oface 10:10:22 06/15/07 (0)

LOL from that angle the text does indeed look that way! - Christopher Witmer 13:44:26 06/14/07 (0)

RE: Thou shall not read this message - smallpond 10:28:42 06/14/07 (3)

Yeah, I'll have to apprai$e you of the pri$e of tho$e driver$ - Christopher Witmer 13:39:56 06/14/07 (2)

RE: Yeah, I'll have to apprai$e you of the pri$e of tho$e driver$ - John Sheerin 15:12:35 06/14/07 (1)

John, you may be right. I was thinking of Feastrex fullrange field coil units - Christopher Witmer 01:48:22 06/15/07 (0)

RE: Thou shall not read this message - Godzilla. 08:01:11 06/14/07 (1)

I like the red ones too :) nt - marc g. 20:31:52 06/17/07 (0)

Gee, thanks, moderators, for deleting all my posts - Christopher Witmer 07:57:19 06/14/07 (2)

RE: Gee, thanks, moderators, for deleting all my posts - rjd 09:24:35 06/14/07 (1)

Why would they do that? (nt) - Ian L 16:53:12 06/15/07 (0)

RE: Thou shall not read this message - angeloitacare 06:49:18 06/14/07 (1)

The Maxonic page does not translate because it's not text - Christopher Witmer 08:03:47 06/14/07 (0)

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Before long there should be more information coming on the SIT amplifiers - Christopher Witmer 01:46:47 06/15/07 (1)

I'd like to see more SIT projects in the US - nl 18:28:32 06/22/07 (0)

Before long there should be more information coming on the SIT amplifiers

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