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c3423/a1360 are used becose they have a very low Cob. IMHO those are the best VAS transistors, even if I don't have a truly VAS here |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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Under normal weather conditions is already hard to face the temperature here. Without heaters, as Television, Owen and equipments in stand by is supportable....but with a class A powered on, here, is a suicide. Nice design, pretty construction, congratulations. Made from an European and to the Europe....and only during the winter. Correct...no one use more than 2 watts.... so... the normal AB amplifiers will operate into class A till 2 watts and will be reasonable....but, for sure pure class A is another thing...better! It is lovely and interesting how people is different....Nelson Pass and also me will feel very unconfortable using so many parts when 1 or 2 will produce the same power. regards, Carlos
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Thank you very much Carlos. The question is, at the same output power an amp with few parts will sound better or worse than one with a lot more components? I have made a lot of amplifiers and I've come to this conclusion: One can use components "outside" signal path, to make an amplifier response more linear, without hurting how that amp will sound. Regarding A classe, the power dissipated at idle is 35W per channel. With 0.37W/C heatsink, the radiated temperature will not be unsupported. |
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Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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For sure you are rigth.... will sound better. regards, Carlos
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Okay, so I suppose that the input pair is operating into the common base amp which is a sort of cascode driving the output stage. But would this still not be a two stage amplifier at the very least?
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The LTP is not in common base topology The output stage is a unity gain stage. It's an impedance adapter, emiter follower ... |
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I see that the LTP is not in common base, it is common emitter with jfet drivers.
But it appears as if it drives a common base stage before the output stage. EDIT: I meant common source jfet; no drivers. I'm pretty tired right now. I should sleep. |
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I never said the gain wasn't 1. But it is still considered a stage.
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