| However, even if you did succeed to preserve dynamics in your line-level transformer then the LF cut off of this transformer will “get” you. The solution is very simple: do not run any transformer attenuators within a really LF capable installations…. I said the “LF capable” and I wonder… how about the LF modulations that must be within any amplification channel? Absents of real bass within amplifier means no properly auditable HF, no proper harmonic modulations… no Sound as far as I concern. (Remember, I did not advised to high pass the HF channel of the supper Milq).
Would it be theoretically possible to bult a properly operating full-range capable innerstge transformer? I did not see any. I am sure Bud, Chris from UK or Torthen if they read it would be violently disagree to my assessments, but I do agree with myself: a line level transformer has more problems then solution, beside that fact that it never sound LF capable, or something that I usually call “good only for Lowther-based systems”....
... there is no really LF potent/transparent line-level transformers. |