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I know that output impedence is measured by open-circuit voltage divided by short-circuit current like an in series resistor & it makes a voltage-source into a current-source which expands the frequency-response, while simultaneously altering a speaker's Q which dulls the transient dynamic-response.What is damping-factor? How is it measured? I realise its advantage in contrlling drivers, but everything is a compromise. What are its disadvantages?
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Topic - amplifier's Damping-Factor? - Mart 21:04:14 09/13/99 (13)
- Re: amplifier's Damping-Factor? - Steve 14:34:41 09/14/99 (1)
- THANKS ... could be very important on my Maggies (nt - Mart 20:30:53 09/14/99 (0)
- Re: amplifier's Damping-Factor? - Thorsten 04:11:24 09/14/99 (10)
- Re: amplifier's Damping-Factor? - Mart 06:15:08 09/14/99 (9)
- Re: amplifier's Damping-Factor? - Thorsten 07:33:28 09/14/99 (8)
- the apsects of KRELL that I want ... - Mart 20:28:47 09/14/99 (7)
- Re: the apsects of KRELL that I want ... - Thorsten 03:16:38 09/15/99 (6)
- the KRELL did extend both higher & lower than ... - Mart 06:19:44 09/15/99 (5)
- Re: the KRELL did extend both higher & lower than ... - Thorsten 10:09:23 09/15/99 (4)
- BTW, what $$$ figures are we talking? __ (nt - Mart 10:52:03 09/15/99 (0)
- I love the PM-17 sound ... - Mart 10:50:39 09/15/99 (2)
- Re: I love the PM-17 sound ... - Thorsten 12:09:12 09/15/99 (1)
- I was thinking of around $500/channel _(nt - Mart 19:24:16 09/15/99 (0)
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