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In Reply to: Raleigh Audio Line Stage Eco mode posted by Bas Horneman on April 19, 2005 at 17:22:52:
Hi,> I'd like to thank Andy Evans for giving me this idea...long ago...but
> I only tried it this morning. With all the transformer/autoformer
> attenuators being so popular, Andy said in a post over at Tube
> DIY..that a normal stepped attenuater after a tranformer get you
> almost all the way...I am sorry, but that is simply not true. It merely gives you the bad parts of both and non of the good.
The key part of attenuator autoformers or transformers is that you do not get the added resistance of the Pot/Stepped attenuator. As long as you use resistive elements to do the attenuation, you might as well leave the transformer out, unless it has another job in the bargain.
If you don't believe, try borrowing an MF Audio passive preamp and compare.
Ciao T
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- Re: Raleigh Audio Line Stage Eco mode - Thorsten 10:40:21 04/20/05 (2)
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