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RE: N core

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In Reply to: RE: N core posted by Davey on December 31, 2017 at 08:48:55

If it sounds dead it is and really not accurate at all and this will show when on the test bench doing Measurements ..

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RE: N core - Davey 14:30:44 12/31/17 (2)
You didn't read his post.
He used the the words "dead quiet" and "dead boring" but also the words "very accurate" and "no colourisation."

So, your post doesn't make any sense...in this context.

Dave.
- RE: N core - josh358 21:06:12 01/20/18 (0)
  Because of the way he wrote it, I think. It's a remarkably pure sounding amplifier. It's transients that seem to have issues. I don't think enough work has been done in this area. John Curl as I recall pointed to an interesting paper on FM distortion in feedback loops, but even he doesn't know what the story is here. The issue just hasn't been fully analyzed from an engineering perspective. But I hear it again and again when I AB level-matched amps.
- RE: N core - A.Wayne 07:02:08 01/02/18 (0)
  Responding to your conclusion , about being "boring " , not his ....

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