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Re: DC-coupled Foreplay

Posted by Saul P on February 17, 2005 at 19:29:44:
The Foreplay must sound pretty close to the SRPP stage, and the only real reason I wanted to try it is because I have the Anticipation CCS installed on that. The only other possible advantage is the larger chassis space to add stuff in. My ideal implementation would be to switch those CCS boards from the Foreplay to the phase splitter stage, but I seem to have lost the manual which details how to alter the CCS specs. Maybe its time for a post in the Bottlehead forum!
Did you have to adjust many things in the first stage to convert to 6cg7?
I think that I will be sticking with triode mode and no NFB for now, as my new Fostexes allow that.