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In Reply to: RE: Anyone try undadjustable fixed bias? posted by Triode_Kingdom on August 31, 2015 at 05:39:35:
Sure I used to feel that way. But, now I would rather worry about what music I will play next rather than if the tubes are balanced to the nth. degree. I mean if cathode bias sounds great and while the output pairs are supposed to be matched, I doubt if in real life that the output pairs are well matched at all. And all those juke boxes and organ amps that operated in fixed fixed bias they sounded just fine. cheers, Dak
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- RE: Anyone try undadjustable fixed bias? - DAK 09:19:07 08/31/15 (3)
- RE: Anyone try undadjustable fixed bias? - Triode_Kingdom 10:09:08 08/31/15 (2)
- RE: Have you had a Rowe Ami amp? - DAK 19:51:42 08/31/15 (0)
- And most were close to pure Class B operation (nt) - Chip647 14:28:00 08/31/15 (0)
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