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In Reply to: Re: PP amplifier measured data posted by Dave Cigna on September 28, 2004 at 15:52:18:
I cleaned it up( and copied you the link ), but MSL deleted it from his forum. here is what I asked, and the question still stands for MSL.fromteh deleted MQ forum post:
> Hey Mike, I have a question:
Here goes: consider a PP output stage running nicely in class A. Each tube sees some load. (the magnitude of the load is not relavent.) While operating on class A each tube sees some load.Now suppose you remove one of the tubes - just unplug it. Does the other tube notice a change in load? Does it notice any difference at all? (forget about DC in the core, this does not apply...)
The answer should be as simple as, "yes, the tube still in the circuit notices a change." Or, "no, it doesn't notice a change."
regards,
Douglas < < <I don't think he will be answering here. I don't think the question was asked in such a way as to bait him, just a question. Seems simple enough...oh well.
regards,
Douglas
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