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RE: The road behind

Posted by drlowmu on June 26, 2012 at 06:54:08:
Geo,

You state "Again, no one is arguing about the sound of an amp. Its about BS made up engineering."

Lets just say, Dennis has produced the best sounding 2A3 amp ever made, (I personally think it is the best 2A3 amp "I" have ever heard.)

Now, he offers us a circuit and design description that differs from our normal way of thinking about circuits, that we all learned. Could it be that he is correct, and we were somewhat incorrect in our thoughts?

If so, what you are terming as "BS" / "made up engineering" is in reality, the truth. His amp's performance handily demonstrates to me - quite ably - that Dennis KNOWS the truth.....of how to get really good 2A3 audio performance.

Hell, I'd want to carefully listen to what the designer has to say, just to improve upon what I am listening to at home !!

Seems that his total thought pattern and approach, is in fact superior, and obviously not inferior as you propose.

Jeff Medwin