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RE: Hey Tre!

Posted by tube wrangler on June 27, 2012 at 20:01:41:
Got quite a few mistakes in there, Guy.
No wonder you don't think it works-- I don't think THIS schematic does, either!
I hope nobody built this thing-- what you have here is a clock-radio amp.
There are wrong parts values and entire sections are left out... or the proper connections into circuits are in the wrong places.
Voltages are also off.
Hey! I don't mean to be mean here-- part of my technology is proprietary-- it isn't a freebie, so if you don't have it, it's not your fault.
The operating principles that I have shared and the concepts are what's really valuable anyway.
Good builders will get most of it right without me, although they won't get the entire result, it will be good.
I would refer people to Sound Practices articles on Loftin-White amps. If one studies those enough, he will invent ways to get the desired bandwidth for music.
---Dennis---