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In Reply to: Re: Loftin White DC amp...would a grid resistor on the output tube help? posted by danlaudionut on October 25, 2006 at 21:29:39:
... with 29 capacitors! OK, not all of them are in the signal path; one (1) of them is used to provide a low impedance path to ground for the input tube heater.Alright, I know I'm not being fair. Most of those caps are paralleled combinations intended to hide the badness of any individual cap. Personally, if I were to build one I would probably try it without all the parallel bypass caps first. Couldn't keep myself from trying ultrapath either, at least as an experiment.
Incidentally, even though it is DC coupled, because it has two power supplies it's not really a Loftin White. Don't know if that's good or bad. Mostly it's just nit-picking.
-- Dave
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