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In Reply to: +1 posted by drlowmu on July 12, 2014 at 20:26:47:
What you wrote about the effect of paralleling tube rectifiers in a low power SE amplifier is very interesting. If you look at the wave form that emerges after paralleled rectifiers, does it look any different from that which emerges from a single rectifier, with all else kept constant?
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