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In Reply to: I did what you suggested before .... posted by KIS on July 27, 2006 at 14:53:25:
....voltage regulated supplies, as fatbottle suggests; search for his posts on using the lm317; I THINK you might find, oddly enough, that current regulated heaters with DC sounds as good as AC. IF IT DOES NOT, let me know, because I will then know the reason why. (I know the reason why right now, but I'd rather you confirm whether current regulated DC sounds as good or not as good as AC). wouldjuhplease? I'd do the experiment myself, but I've found my hearing is simply not sensitive enough to be sure I could tell whether DC vs AC, voltage or current regulated, makes a difference, whereas you're already there in terms of sonic perception.
"It ain't a comeback until it's left the shop" Jimmy Dunne, the first man to drive a VW Beetle faster than 200 mph, and he has the forehead scar to prove it; I will always honor him for taking a chance on me when I wanted to be an engine mechanic.
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- I suggest you try current regulated supplies rather than... - radiance 16:07:28 07/27/06 (1)
- If it can only sound as good as AC, why would I want to bother? ... - KIS 16:22:42 07/27/06 (0)
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