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In Reply to: a classy problem posted by Dreamlord on September 14, 2001 at 15:45:05:
Hi Dreamlord
Your wery fine Musical Fidelity A1, has a 2*12V 5,0A (120VA).
There is a huge differece between capacitors. I your amp
its only the capacitors after the 0,5 Ohm resistors that is
critical. In my A1 I use a lot hi-speed capacitors in paralell and I
have more than 400.000uF (100.000uF before the resistors and the
rest after.) It sounds great. Just remember to change the brigde
rectifiers to a appropriate type.
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Follow Ups
- Re: a classy problem - Schwarz 09/17/0107:29:10 09/17/01 (2)
- Mr.Dreamlord! - schwarz 02:47:45 09/20/01 (0)
- Mr. Schwarz! - Dreamlord 14:25:08 09/18/01 (0)
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