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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Asia
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Hello,
Any idea how the damping factor of the Pass Labs' Aleph 4 is calculated? Many thanks. |
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Measure the output at 8 ohms, then take the load off,
and calculate the output impedance from the difference between the two values. Ordinarily we do this at 1Khz, and the DF is about 30 or so. |
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