In Reply to: But then why have an OTL? posted by Dr. Philosophy on October 22, 2004 at 05:55:33:
The first post was warped into nowhere, here's a second attempt.I concur with you - to some extent. It's not about true OTLs, it's about cathode-coupled bridged pushpull tube amps. It's about amps that are intended to be used with an autoformer (or a real transformer). Amps that cannot drive real world loads without them. Take an AS-M60, remove 4 or 6 of the output tubes, that's it - looks like OTL but cannot really drive an 8 Ohm load (not to say 4 Ohm).
Call me a conservationists, I can't afford having 16 6AS7-s burning full throttle in my room...
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- Re: But then why have an OTL? - klaus 01:55:02 10/25/04 (0)