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2nd July 2002, 10:09 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: near Atlanta, GA
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Comparison of SMD parts to standard parts
Anyone on this forum recently made a amp with SMD parts? I noticed a few people here in this thread:
is SMT practical for DIY? Not much was said for the comparison of sound quality. It would be nice to have short traces and low profile pcbs. I am just wondering if it is sonically better. As for pcbs, it is easier to layout the smd parts, since they are smaller. I started thinking about this when I saw this picture in a German audio mag (Image Hifi) Sorry for the bad pic quality, this is from a picture in a magazine taken with my digital camera. -- Brian |
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