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In Reply to: Re: Which PP pentode amps sound like solid state ? posted by Oscillatus on July 26, 2002 at 20:27:12:
Your post was very reasonable. There are generalizations in physics, regardless of opinions to the contrary. I know every generalization has many examples of shrewd designs that work out the problems of ordinary designs, and they are still exceptions to the rule. A generalization is a statistical argument, and people who claim there are no such rules and all are equal have not enough experience with enough samples.With that said, I see a lot of device and topology overlap in terms of performance more now than before.
If I want max something of this or that, I will probably look in the category most likely to deliver it naturally than search out the rare and expensive exception that almost does the same, since it likely still doesn't.
Kurt
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Follow Ups
- Re: Which PP pentode amps sound like solid state ? - Kurt Strain 21:14:18 07/26/02 (7)
- Re: Which PP pentode amps sound like solid state ? - john dem 22:21:03 07/26/02 (6)
- Let me respond to the original posting, and you can still disagree if you want. - Kurt Strain 11:03:28 07/27/02 (3)
- Hmmm.... - Oscillatus 17:19:24 07/27/02 (0)
- Some things we might agree on - john dem 14:08:22 07/27/02 (1)
- I'm not sure we're disagreeing except on perspective taken. - Kurt Strain 15:23:56 07/27/02 (0)
- Well, if PP sounds like SS, I have been screwed for years... - Robert H. 07:07:58 07/27/02 (1)
- Sorry, I am not inclined to react to your flaming. <nt> - Oscillatus 07:11:31 07/27/02 (0)
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