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In the Forum: Melquiades Amplifier
In the Thread: Single-stage Melquiades vs. DHT amps
Post Subject: ...associated with lack of neutrality and colorations.…Posted by Romy the Cat on: 12/3/2008
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 Paul S wrote:

I am a little suspicious of the Allen Bradley Club mentality, including vintage (carbon comp) resistors, transformers, caps, etc.  When I have bothered to listen, I have often chosen "selected", "non-inductive" wire wound R for plates and "selected" tantalum R for cathodes and other RCs, etc.  My objective in the trials has been to retain the capability to sound hard and correctly dirty, when that's what is wanted.  Care with stacking, grounding,and other issues goes a long way toward calming things down to allow for a proper "hardness potential" without consistent hardness.  This may also be a factor in the "randomness" capability, which is really only freedom of movement, and not "randomness", per se.
Isn’t it a bit ironic and said the in most of the cases the folks who stick to low power HDT ether are users of Moronic full-range loudspeakers that are superbly not neutral of the subordinates of the “Allen Bradley Club mentality”. It would be very interesting to see a company or individual who would have an adjective to make clear and neutral DHT. Interning that some people with whom I talk the last few day via emails and why have a lot of experience with DHT subjects told me that a properly made DHT is not necessary is associated with lack of neutrality and colorations.…

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