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In Reply to: Op Amp substitution posted by Big Dawg on October 29, 2001 at 12:09:14:
Dip sockets will change the sonic characteristics because you are passing the audio signal through STEEL. I would suggest that you install a dip socket, try your known opamp and judge the sound it makes. Then try other opamps and see which is best in your system. Then solder that one into your unit. HAPPY TWEAKING.
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