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In Reply to: Re: Basic curcuit question??? posted by Lou S on October 21, 2004 at 14:03:55:
Lou Lou Lou,The LED will not generate significant noise. It's basically a diode. There are lots of diodes and transistors (fancier double-diodes)in a solid state pre-amp and each of these would generate more noise than the LED. Some times audio engineers (real engineers) use LEDs in place of normal diodes beacuse many LEDs actually have a lower noise floor.
Non-technical people offering technical advice may say otherwise but this is generally based on rumour not documented analysis.
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- Re: Basic curcuit question??? - poweristheanswer 16:55:52 10/21/04 (5)
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- Re: Basic curcuit question??? - Lou S 05:02:43 10/22/04 (2)
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