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View Poll Results: Should WD include a SS Class A amplifier? | |||
Yes - it would be a good intro to WD kits | 24 | 41.38% | |
Yes - secretly, I'd love to learn about SS and chips | 13 | 22.41% | |
Yes - I want to save the planet | 1 | 1.72% | |
Yes - they sound much better than valves | 2 | 3.45% | |
No - you're off your rocker | 18 | 31.03% | |
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Re: Solid State Class A Amplifier
Hi Colin,
Sorry have no info on the phono, all got lost in several house moves. I can send you some photos next week tho. It is both mm & mc from a little switch on the front. Signal in on front and signal out on the back has both ac and dc in/outs. I seem to remember that it was reviewed in a hi fi mag so will have look in google. Any info you have especially a build manual would be superb I have scan of Chiarra/Andate stuff tho. Did you use the extra caps on your Chinese Chiarra btw? Martin |
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