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RE: ATTENTION DUSTER-SAN!!

Posted by tweaker456 on July 7, 2020 at 17:38:07:
Thanks for the reply. Still, if you think he is being inconsistent you can always contact him and ask anything you want. I myself am impressed with the recommendation of the use of 16 AWG in the output.Likely considerably larger than many other amps would use would be my guess. His recommendation for diy people isn't necessarily what he would use or always use. There are always price considerations in a commercial product along with the difficulty of using very large gauge wires to say go from a board to the output devices. I have done experimentation with different gauge wire in different situations.First experiments were egged on by Pierre Sprey a long long time ago. You like wire even thinner than Sprey uses. My take on it,once again, can be found by a search on this asylum. Needless to say I differ from Sprey along with the vast majority of the rest of the audio world. Are you a jazz fan dawnrazor? Tweaker456