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RE: How do you represent your tubes in PSUD2?

I tried a few PSUD runs, and the more capacitance there is on the south end of a northbound LC supply the smaller the drop, the smaller the rise and lower is the ripple.

For PP, Class A, I have yet to see where this sounds worse than a liddle capacitor, ripply supply.
cheers,
Douglas

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