Yet more unrepresentative bullshit, JC - certainly in terms of my valve amp in the context of my system.Quote:
In an attempt to do that in a push pull design the crossover distortion would be enormous >10% and clipping would be absolutely inevitable, but some do regard this as "involving musicality" and even get to like the sound.
I think you should refrain from making any more ill-informed comments about components (and a complete system) you haven't heard and know nothing about, and therefore making yourself look even more idiotic until you come and listen, because believe me when you've heard my system all this nonsense is going to come back and haunt you in a major way, and I will not let you live it down. In fact I will take great pleasure in ripping the piss out you here in public in the most cruel and vindictive way possible... You've asked for it with writing all this nonsense, so trust me you will be having a very 'bad day at the office' very soon ;)
How much longer do you feel it's necessary to mention that? You're being completely pathetic. There was no "fire". A capacitor went pop - that's all, purely because I removed the step-down transformer and connected the amp straight into a 245V mains supply, which is was not designed to work with - my fault, not the amplifier's! It worked faultlessly up until then, as it has done since coming back from repair and modification at Anthony's.Quote:
Marco has already set fire to his amplifier once
I'm going to make it easy for you, JC. To save you from further future embarrassment, if I see you making any more ill-informed comments regarding my valve amps, or my system, they will be instantly deleted without further notice. Furthermore, I would like to see more from you here other than simply having a pop at 'cable believers' and people who use valve amps because that's all there seems to be so far. Sort it out, and quickly, or your next 'holiday' will be a permanent one.
Marco.

