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My "Bailey" amps (Wireless World c. 1970) have lots
of internal resistances, all soldered in neatly by hand. In your comment below, I think that you have "output" much "impudance". "Reg Edwards" wrote in message ... The phrase "output impedance" in connection with amplifiers is ambiguous and likely to result in arguments. The correct description is "internal impedance" or "internal resistance" and should always be used. |
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