Hello,
I am just about to start building this amplifier. The circuit calls for using pairs of resistors in opposite polarities (I we could call it polarity being a resistor), from what I've read that may reduce/cancel inductance. I have never done that in any of my previous amplifier designs, and neither seems to be a common practice. Is that really necessary or did the designer done that the same way he could have used silver wire or isolation feet?
Does it really make a difference to make it worth it to implement that way?
PP2012 - KT88 Hi-End Push Pull Amplifier
Best regards
I am just about to start building this amplifier. The circuit calls for using pairs of resistors in opposite polarities (I we could call it polarity being a resistor), from what I've read that may reduce/cancel inductance. I have never done that in any of my previous amplifier designs, and neither seems to be a common practice. Is that really necessary or did the designer done that the same way he could have used silver wire or isolation feet?
Does it really make a difference to make it worth it to implement that way?
PP2012 - KT88 Hi-End Push Pull Amplifier
Best regards