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In Reply to: RE: non-inverting preamp with emitter follower ... posted by Tre' on June 29, 2017 at 07:06:59
Ultimately, you'd be better putting a pair of the 2nd and 3rd stages to load the first stage plate. The capacitance is huge by pre-amp standards, and it would allow at least an order of magnitude drop in output Z. The transistor ought to be delivering more gm than a tube, and so drop its output Z into a few tens of Ohms...
I am not going to go to that level of complexity in a linestage when I can just reverse the plate connections in the amplifier and re-invert there...assuming I'd pay this any attention in the first place( beyond making sure both amps delivered the same phase.
When multi-amping with an active X-O, the final polarity stuff gets done at the speaker terminals anyway.
cheers,
Douglas
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