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RE: The answer is no

Posted by Tre' on September 3, 2017 at 13:38:42:
"the caps certainly steady
the voltage."

I thought you said that in a self-biased the bias varies according to musical demand.

When you said "No fixed bias amp has ever reproduced music in a convincing fashion because the bias doesn't vary according to musical demand." is that not the same as saying that in a self-biased circuit the bias does vary with the musical demand?

Which is it Dennis?

Does the bias stay steady or does the bias vary in a self-biased design?

Tre'