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In Reply to: Re: what determines the "speed" of an amp? posted by Jon Risch on February 13, 2000 at 18:56:29:
Hi John,
Thanx for the explanation. Makes sense, though I'm still not sure how this translates into the "sound of speed"... I usually listen to stuff at pretty low levels so I haven't got a feel for what flat-topped sine waves sound like... guess I'll have to throw my little amp on my maggies and crank it. OBTW, I still have that little roll of speaker-coil wire you sent me last year, but I still haven't gotten around to experimenting with making ICs out of it, what with moving, laziness and all. Have you tried this stuff for IC's yet? http://www.cablewave.com/products/CablewProd/cables/foam_dielectric.htm
Looks like the small solid core stuff would make a good DIY JPS-labs alternative... seen a 75 ohm version but not sure where to get it.
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