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Re: Cathode Follower..Does it affect the sound??

Posted by Pär on February 22, 2000 at 23:10:04:

> does the Cathode Follower affect the sound
Yes, obviously as anything will affect (more or less). They are - though - very linear and have wide freq. responce as they use total local feedback so to say. But they ned to be decoupled with caps (usually), and load, and "bleeder"; and so affects the sound.

>what does the cathode follower do?
Lower the output resistance to really low figures (roughtly internal resistance divided by "my"), so it may be really low for - say - a ecc81 (12au7). That is good news for ability to drive poweramps of different origin (or bi-amping), and interconnects of some length.

/Pär