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In Reply to: The problem you are up against posted by Ralph on January 7, 2021 at 11:42:16:
The first place to look for good sound is in the circuit design. Operating points, for one. Then make sure the PS can deliver when asked. It is IME a lot easier to design when the biggest thing I have to worry about is ripple voltage on the DC bus from possible filter inadequacies. The part selection for stuff like output Iron is slightly more difficult as there is little in the way of useful data published. It is still possible... :)
If you think the final performance is going to be determined by the purity of the metallurgy in such bits as you mention, you've already gotten the process wrong.
cheers,
Douglas
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