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In Reply to: Re: Horowitz and Hill, pages 92-93. (nt) posted by john curl on June 21, 2005 at 17:09:14:
Since positive and negative signals suck from the same 'teat', push-pull vacuum tubes might be different from comp-symmetry amp designs that don't.Sure. Not to mention that the output stage in a solid state CS amp is typically acting as a follower, direct coupled to the loudspeaker rather than as an amplifier driving the speakers through an output transformer as is typical in PP tube amps.
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