I apologize if this has been discussed before. I am familiar with the outstanding sonic performance of the MA-1 model, but do not need that much power, as I now have more efficient speakers. Hence, I am interested in the less known S-30 model.However, I noticed that the S-30 does not quite match the other models in features, and also uses feedback, which I feel will degrade the sound quality.
Can anyone explain why feedback is used in the S-30, and how it compares (sonically) to it's more powerful sibblings.
TIA!
-Adam
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Topic - Why Is There Feedback in the S-30? - Adam B 12:52:41 03/26/02 (6)
- Re: Why Is There Feedback in the S-30? (Clarrification) - Adam B 12:10:18 03/27/02 (1)
- impedance of Lowthers - Lew 13:30:47 03/31/02 (0)
- Re: Why Is There Feedback in the S-30? - Paul Speltz 15:04:13 03/26/02 (3)
- Re: Why Is There Feedback in the S-30? - Adam B 16:49:26 03/26/02 (2)
- Re: Why Is There Feedback in the S-30? - Mike Currie 11:42:13 03/27/02 (0)
- Re: Why Is There Feedback in the S-30? - Paul Speltz 10:46:24 03/27/02 (0)