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In Reply to: SS Amplifier performance change over years posted by warnerwh on April 24, 2002 at 20:46:11:
Here's one change I've observed: the accumulation of dust/dirt/salts from the environment can lead to small leakage currents. This can cause problems at high-impedence/high gain points in the circuit. I've had a phono preamplifier (of my design) develop DC offsets, and the muting circuit in a cassette deck fail due to leakage. In both cases, the problem took 10-20 years to develop.
Ed
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- Re: SS Amplifier performance change over years - EdG 04/25/0219:04:42 04/25/02 (1)
- Dust, dirt, contaminants are BAD.... - Sean 21:53:12 04/26/02 (0)
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