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22nd December 2005, 02:10 AM
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Re: soft clipping
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If it is for Class A I would prefer a LED that lights to warn BEFORE clipping.
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22nd December 2005, 03:42 AM
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One power amp that has "soft clipping" switch is NAD3020i (suffix i).
This power amp is singleton input stage Q402. In the base of this transistor, there is a cct connected to it via C410. Below C410 is what is called "soft clipping" cct, with switch S801-2 is the "enable/disable" of soft clipping. R462, D802, D804 etc is soft clipping cct. I don't understand how this works as "soft clipping". Anyone knows how does it work as "soft clipping" |
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