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For Sale LME49710HA and LME49720HA, TO-99

Things you have for sale.
I'm sure he had verified his claims by performing DBT's, didn't he :rolleyes:?
@ Davorin: Nothing wrong with your TO-99 chips, you know? Nothing at all. But basically I'm quite sceptical about snake-oilish statements ;), even if they were done by so-called gurus.

"so-called"? :blink blink:

You tell me whether National Semi were serious about audio quality:

https://www.edn.com/electronics-blogs/anablog/4309804/National-Semiconductor-audio-sound-room

Matter of fact, the Mark Brasfield in the EDN article hangs around these parts once in a while. Look him up under the monicker "audioman54", and he sometimes shows up at Burning Amp. Nice guy. His most recent post happened to discuss the LME49713:

https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/chi...-audio-integrated-opamps-234.html#post5558342
 
Thanks, DSP-Geek, must admit, I always imagined similar chips being designers quite differently; a bunch of after-high-school geeks trying to do do what they were told to do by the boss. He was something quite different. R.I.P., Bob.

Life of Bob Pease the Analog Legend | EAGLE | Blog

Silicon Valley was a wild & original place before it got taken over by boring "maverick" techbros making the latest iteration of Uber For Dogs or Cat AirBnB, HR changed from a service to a command function, and mandated "fun" dictates the minimum pieces of flair:

Office Space (1999) - Jennifer Aniston as Joanna - IMDb

Check out Bob Widlar:

Bob Widlar - The Life of an Engineering Legend | EAGLE | Blog

And Jim Williams:

https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1259747
 
"so-called"? :blink blink:

You tell me whether National Semi were serious about audio quality:

https://www.edn.com/electronics-blogs/anablog/4309804/National-Semiconductor-audio-sound-room

Matter of fact, the Mark Brasfield in the EDN article hangs around these parts once in a while. Look him up under the monicker "audioman54", and he sometimes shows up at Burning Amp. Nice guy. His most recent post happened to discuss the LME49713:

https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/chi...-audio-integrated-opamps-234.html#post5558342


I didn't say that these opamps do not perform very well, did I? Both of your links state this. But they don't differentiate between the DIL8 and TO-99 versions, which was the question here.
Remember that I've bought three dozens of these chips from Davorin. I wouldn't have if I weren't convinced about their properties.
Best regards!
 
Anyway, “looks and feel beside”, I’m using these chips for a 15 years now..in phonos, preamps, power amps…and would also testify that they sound better, clearly better. I have also stock of these in DIP versions..but don’t use them.

Regards

P.S. Photo of some of my LME49713/49710 MC Phono, with separated power supply.
 

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Thanks, Sachu. Well, Slovenia is the "land of forests" .. and I follow that on my designs. Here are matching “wood” turntable, CD, Mono-amps…

Regards
 

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