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Re: try reading what I said!

Posted by preamp on September 17, 2001 at 03:24:59:
My first line said it was probably class AB1. What _is_ your point?
An amp that does not stay in class A at all levels, is not a class A amp, it is a class AB amp, by definition.
If it has any class A operation at all, it can never go class B. There will always be conduction for a small part of the 'shutoff' half-cycle.