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In Reply to: not the question I asked guys....... posted by vinnie2 on February 23, 2015 at 08:40:43:
Of course the power supply has influence on how an amp sounds. And depending on how deficient the power supply is, it may or may not have more influence than the tubes or circuit topology used.
But building a good stable power supply is mature engineering. Even by just copying classic proven designs one can be assured the power supply isn't a sonic deficiency to the amplifier.
Just follow standard proven engineering principles. They work for the world at large. Yes you can use the power supply to produce certain sonic colorations but IMO, that's not the intended function of a power supply.
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- Question too general. - gusser 16:43:29 02/23/15 (2)
- RE: Question too general. - vinnie2 18:47:23 02/23/15 (1)
- Still too broad for me. - gusser 11:09:19 02/24/15 (0)
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