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In Reply to: I'd increase the 2uf Cathode bypass on the KT66 to... posted by Thomas Martens on April 11, 2007 at 08:48:36:
T.M.>> Your Bass should magically
>> appear when you do this.I am only doing above 200Hz with this amp.
250W Mosfet plate amps are doing below 200Hz.
I have speakers that F3 at 200Hz
so bass is imposible from them.
Actually I have Flying C 6550s in there now.
They are sounding better in this amp
and with these speaker to me.
Better 200Hz transition and my highs are
much more natural and mot shrill or harsh
as they were with the KT66.
They may just match my Dynaudio D260s better.>> Don't be afraid of electrolytics
>> for cathode bypasses --it's unfounded.I don't like the sound of large caps especially electrolytics.
Anywhere - Anytime - Period
They sound like they suck the life out of the music IMHO.
If they sound good to you then fine but not for me.
Tried and didn't like them - not in this design granted.DanL
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