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8th December 2011, 12:30 AM
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I don't know guys. There are so many variables to a good sounding amp. I thin your layout and grounding strategy should be first. Component wise, many will argue, but just use GOOD quality components. Don't buy $5 1/4W resistors and $10 capacitors. Think about what you are doing!!! Use some good quality Japanese capacitors like Panasonic FM/FC/FR and metal film resistors.
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