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In Reply to: Question for audio engineer posted by dynafan on March 17, 2005 at 10:48:00:
That's well within the usual range of tolerance for silicon devices, after all its 0.4%. Almost certainly a better match than the gain devices used.
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Follow Ups
- Device tolerance. - Mark Kelly 03:28:27 03/18/05 (10)
- Re: Device tolerance. - dynafan 08:18:36 03/18/05 (9)
- Gad, I don't recall saying that unless it was driving - rcrump 05:54:48 03/20/05 (1)
- Re: Gad, I don't recall saying that unless it was driving - dynafan 06:46:29 03/20/05 (0)
- Bo, you are not consistent ... - andyr 00:35:03 03/20/05 (0)
- All I can think about is Bob Crump saying if you don't get DC right... - chris_w 05:07:28 03/19/05 (4)
- Re: All I can think about is Bob Crump saying if you don't get DC right... - dynafan 07:31:46 03/19/05 (3)
- Re: nothings perfect - chris_w 08:44:07 03/19/05 (2)
- Re: nothings perfect - dynafan 10:11:07 03/19/05 (1)
- Re: nothings perfect - chris_w 11:00:20 03/19/05 (0)
- If it really bothers you, - Mark Kelly 15:04:08 03/18/05 (0)
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