| george a |
Hi All
Please pardon my ignorance ...
If one uses an aleph in unbalanced mode (ie: say one of active pins on input shorted to ground) are you effectivley using half the circuit , while the other half lies dormant - generating heat
Thanks |
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| Blues |
| with an aleph p you still get balanced output but with an aleph amp you reference the -input to ground and work with just q1 with q2 still receiving the feedback. the output is still unbalanced as this is a single ended output design. |
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| uli |
| quote: | Originally posted by george a
Hi All
Please pardon my ignorance ...
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there are no dumb questions, just dumb answers.
the answer is : no!
the complete amp is alive and kicking!
Uli
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| arold19 |
Me too I have a little question...
On the Aleph30 for exemple, why Nelson Pass protect the (neutral) and not the (live) wire ???? |
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| wuffwaff |
Hi Arold19,
could you be a bit more precise? I donīt understand your question.
William |
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| uli |
| quote: | Originally posted by arold19
On the Aleph30 for exemple, why Nelson Pass protect the (neutral) and not the (live) wire ???? |
| quote: | Originally posted by wuffwaff
could you be a bit more precise? I donīt understand your question.
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I understand this as the primary fusing.
Its enough to break one of the 2 power lines to interrupt current flowing ;)
dont care which one
Uli
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