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In Reply to: Re: Op-amps voltage supply change question. posted by EchoWars on February 9, 2004 at 06:39:26:
"I know you're trying to help, but FUD is unnecessary, and your opinion on the sound quality of these devices is in a serious minority."Minority? Do a little web search pally boy, they sound LAOUSEYY..., probably one of the main reasons why cd sound is so crappy. I guess when audio gear manufacturers will apply all the associated electronics recommended by the super fast op-amps designers, things will take a giant leap forward. It is just to complicated and expansive in a competitive market.
"Put away the crack pipe. You don't need 3000V/µs or even 180V/µs to make a good opamp for audio."
That's my main theme in this thread, no argument here, as they cost about the same as the super fast ones, even the likes of Mark Levinson still use the OPA134, for they're audio circuits friendly nature.
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