Re: TUBE DESIGN

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From: Crash Gordon
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 1990 17:55

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>Author: [siegman]
>Wow, that goes back to the old days!  My impression would be that
>tubes went out before computer design came in...

I've seen a CD player (California Audio, I think) which uses tubes for its
audio output.  Mucho $$$.

Hardcore audiophiles claim that a tube amp sounds better than solid state.

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Gordon S. Hlavenka            cgordon@vpnet.chi.il.us
Disclaimer:                Yeah, I said it.  So what?

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Subject: Re: TUBE DESIGN
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