RE: Does Amplification Configurations Define Peripherals?

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In Reply to: Does Amplification Configurations Define Peripherals? posted by Mister Pig on August 30, 2018 at 08:26:27:

The two systems I use run on different principles..... One is conventional 90 dB efficient speakers run by 70 watts of push-pull tube power..... The other is 100 dB efficient speakers run by 3 to 10 watts of single-ended tube power...... Each system has its advantages and disadvantages, but both are very satisfying. (The conventional main system is more "transparent", but the high-efficiency system has "immediacy"..... ) But it's very difficult to construct a system, of any type, which does really well in all parameters or with all music.

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Topic - Does Amplification Configurations Define Peripherals? - Mister Pig 08:26:27 08/30/18 (3)

RE: Does Amplification Configurations Define Peripherals? - Todd Krieger 08/30/1823:04:07 08/30/18 (0)

Well ... - Mike K 20:33:37 08/30/18 (0)

RE: Does Amplification Configurations Define Peripherals? - Awe-d-o-file 15:37:04 08/30/18 (0)

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RE: Does Amplification Configurations Define Peripherals? - Todd Krieger 08/30/1823:04:07 08/30/18 (0)

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