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In Reply to: RE: The would according the engineer Nelson Pass posted by beautox on October 6, 2016 at 13:12:32:
It's stupidly simplistic to make such statements.
Indeed it is. But, though I agree with most of the points you make (esp re toroids), the OP's point wasn't simply that "bigger is better", it was more that his claim had a pedigree. Which it does.
One reason I added the link was that reading the full text may lead the reader to conclude (as I did) that NP is being ever so slightly tongue-in-cheek. There's a clue in the sentence immediately before the one quoted:
Since we are not designing amplifiers here but rather trying to get a handle on what constitutes quality in a market full of hype, I want to talk about some general ideas and comment on some of the common approaches used by manufacturers.
And another in the last sentence:
Get at least 15 pounds of amplifier for each thousand dollars spent.
But maybe that's just me.
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