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RE: An octave of bass performance can be lost

Posted by Ralph on May 9, 2017 at 10:55:22:
therefore the LF -3db point should stay the same.

Emphasis added; 'should' being the modifier in that sentence, and I agree.

However, in reality the fact is that the larger the turns ratio it seems that there is a loss of efficiency. We've had several custom transformer projects and run into this phenomena. I suspect a YMMV thing depending on the quality of the part.