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Is my LT44 transformer suitable for audio (de)coupling?
"Dave Plowman (No-News)" Dumb Pommy Prick Yes that is very similar. The great thing about using these discretes as front ends is that the knee frequency for 1/f noise is way lower than the transistors in the average op-amp. So not only don't they hiss - they don't rumble either. Three of them in parallel is about right for a mic at about 150 to 200 ohms. Last time I played with this idea I found it very sensitive to RF interference. ** Matching the source and load impedances RF style does that !! You Bloody IDIOT !! .......... Phil |
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