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4th October 2007, 07:31 PM
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transformer secondary connections
It is my understanding that VTL amps tie together all of the output transformer secondary taps, for a nominal impedance of 5 ohms.
Does this offer any benefits over traditional discrete secondary connections (4/8/16 ohms)? What are the drawbacks? I am planning to build a SE EL34 amp, switchable between triode and UL...probably something based on Mikael's simple KT88 design posted here. |
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