RE: Perhaps higher PP Impedance contributes too

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In Reply to: Perhaps higher PP Impedance contributes too posted by sony6060 on September 5, 2014 at 06:19:17:

Absolutely! That is why I mentioned it and you do lose power with higher than typical impedance for a particular set of output tubes but you almost always gain in bandwidth and lower distortion.
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Topic - Peerless /Heathkit w5M output transformers- What gives? - wpod 17:33:22 09/04/14 (5)

BTW - sony6060 06:33:37 09/06/14 (0)

RE: Peerless /Heathkit w5M output transformers- What gives? - Michael Samra 22:05:35 09/04/14 (2)

Perhaps higher PP Impedance contributes too - sony6060 06:19:17 09/05/14 (1)

RE: Perhaps higher PP Impedance contributes too - Michael Samra 22:58:51 09/05/14 (0)

RE: Peerless /Heathkit w5M output transformers- What gives? - Tre' 17:38:18 09/04/14 (0)

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RE: Perhaps higher PP Impedance contributes too - Michael Samra 22:58:51 09/05/14 (0)

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