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In Reply to: Troubling comment from Mike Sanders (Quicksilver Audio) posted by audiophile121 on August 31, 2005 at 11:52:56:
advantages and disadvantages. Circuit board is more repeatable, less builder dependent, component location doesn't vary from sample to sample, hence easier quality control, which is why a lot of manufacturers use it. Point to point theoretically has less solder joints, the close-to-ideal dielectric (air) near the components versus the circuit board material. My impression is with modern fiberglass boards or expensive teflon boards heat aging is not a problem but a manufacturer, e.g. Victor Khomenko, can speak to that more authoritatively. Maybe a circuit board will break more easily if you're doing constant tube changes but most people don't do that.
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- Swings and roundabouts..... - JimL 17:24:35 08/31/05 (0)
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