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In Reply to: RE: peak currents not a major concern for low power SE posted by deathtube 667 on October 10, 2016 at 04:10:40:
I didn't say it would cause failures.
Although it could if the "minimum required plate supply resistance per plate" in series with the rectifier is not met. Please see the thread linked below and study Rating Chart III of the 5ar4 datasheet linked. There seems to be little understanding of this by those who espouse the LSES and other such supplies.
As for me, I just like the idea of a calmer PS in my amp.
Tre'
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