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Hi all
I often see reports that mesh anodes sound better than (the same tube type with) solid plates. Is there a scientifically plausible explanation for that, or is there a hidden variable involved? Can anyone shed some light on this? (pun intended Kenneth |
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Some thoughts: - real 'mesh' is a non resonant construction; - because of lesser surface (mesh in comparison to solid material) plate capacitance might be smaller.
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