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3rd February 2006, 07:13 PM
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Location: Melbourne Florida
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Why??
Yes it could, but why would you want to? You are going to add everything thing that would make the gain clone bad. You will add notch distortion ect...... If you want a high power gain clone built a BPA unit.
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