Now wait a minute, that can come in two forms..
I hear a plead there somewhere :)
Jamie
One problem with your argument is I haven't lied. But again, thanks for playing. You must really like to be bitch slapped.
Of course you have. You, like Slowman, and all your ilk, lie constantly. ...evidently you even have yourselves propagandized into believing the drivel you post.
You're lying again. Go figure.
On Mon, 02 Dec 2013 13:18:46 -0500, snipped-for-privacy@attt.bizz wrote: ...
Regular expression, computer-science-speak.
Yes.
Are you two married?
Divorced >:-} ...Jim Thompson
Den tirsdag den 3. december 2013 05.03.23 UTC+1 skrev Jim Thompson:
Aahh - that explains it, they do say love and hate are so intertwined :-)
I think the honeymoon was over a long time ago!
Jamie
Excellent! But it's Larkin who is drinking the poison (and holding the grudge... which I fully expect will never end) ...Jim Thompson
Den tirsdag den 3. december 2013 16.15.54 UTC+1 skrev Jim Thompson:
depends on the thread, seems you both have a bottle a drink it regularly ;)
-Lasse
I don't have a grudge, I just respond to Larkin's incessant asininity. He has a grudge based on his manic/depressive illness, a grudge that is not based on fact. ...Jim Thompson
Nobody needs a grudge to spot really, really bad biasing.
Haven't heard your analysis of the latest version I posted. Too complex for you ?>:-} ...Jim Thompson
It's absolutely too complex. It takes about 20 parts to replace one Vbe multiplier (or a few diodes, the way I like to do it.) And I bet that it hisses or ticks audibly with zero input... not in sim, but in real life.
ps - you don't need R4 any more.
Whoopeedoo! Why don't you prove a Vbe multiplier can match the low distortion before I prove that it can't (over temperature)? ...Jim Thompson
Always glad to help amateurs with their circuits.
Why don't you prove a Vbe multiplier can match the low
I don't like Vbe multipliers much. I prefer something like 3 jd's of bias, and power diodes across the emitter resistors.
Any class AB bias, even a perfectly adjusted one, is going to be nonlinear. So you may as well go with a simple, bulletproof, continuous-slope-monotonic one and let the feedback take over.
Us true audiophiles know that's not true. TIM Distortion will get you every time. (And, NO, I don't use Monster Cable >:-} ...Jim Thompson
Why use amps and speakers when the signal is going through a hearing aid?
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