are there ways to improve the sonic performance of the lst loudspeaker?
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Posted 12 October 2010 - 08:37 AM
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Posted 12 October 2010 - 05:42 PM
If you have a capacitor and ESR meter, it's worth testing the caps in your LST to ensure they are still on target and replace any that measure beyond 10% of their labeled value and beyond 0.5 ohm ESR.
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Posted 06 December 2010 - 06:42 PM
I've suggested that the auto-transformer can be eliminated which was later
confirmed by this letter from Roy Allison where he states that Tri-amping is possible:
http://www.classicsp...4198&hl=allison
Some of my thoughts:
http://www.classicsp...indpost&p=64275
http://www.classicsp...topic=1875&st=0
I've not yet worked on a pair so I have no way of testing these ideas.
confirmed by this letter from Roy Allison where he states that Tri-amping is possible:
http://www.classicsp...4198&hl=allison
Some of my thoughts:
http://www.classicsp...indpost&p=64275
http://www.classicsp...topic=1875&st=0
I've not yet worked on a pair so I have no way of testing these ideas.
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