Re: A Challenge for Stewart Pinkerton
- From: "Ian Iveson" <IanIveson.home@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 15:09:30 GMT
John Byrns wrote
In response to Andre's KISS amp you gave us your solid state KISASS
amplifier design, although you never built it. Considering this is
actually a tube group, and you are a very clever engineer, I challenge you
to design a tube amp for the group that will meet your exacting standards,
show some originality, and be relatively simple in concept and design. In
this challenge, since you are a solid state guy, negative feedback can be
used freely, and there is no need to actually build the amplifier, as long
as it is a reasonably simple and practical design capable of an output of
a few Watts of high quality audio. The question is do you have the
necessary engineering skills to actually meet the challenge?
Maybe not the best approach if you want a favour.
Valve amps don't need much "engineering skills" so it's not a very good test.
"Show some originality" might be a big ask. What is that a test of? Imagination?
Would a hybrid be allowed?
AFAIK, Stewart's position is that amplifier design is all done and dusted. I'm
inclined to agree.
What do you think, John? Is an innovative valve amplifier still a possibility?
cheers, Ian
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