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In Reply to: RE: Everyone said it could not be done??? posted by TomWh on November 10, 2014 at 18:08:59:
If you will share a link to the circuit, I will comment. Until then, and in general, if the inductance is large enough, or the driver plate impedance is low enough, it will not affect the RIAA within the audio band.
As a further comment, there are a few nutcases (I admire that!) who cling to the very old LC constant-resistance filters for equalization. I've never heard one myself, but the elegance is very attractive to me - and they are especially well-suited to transformer coupling.
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