[sdiy] sort of OT: The virtues of solid state bridge rectification vs. tube half-wave rectification
John Mahoney
jmahoney at gate.net
Wed Dec 5 00:03:45 CET 2007
Tube rectifiers will exhibit "sag" when there's a big current draw.
In a guitar amp, hitting a chord hard (with the amp's volume up) will
create a big need for current, briefly pushing the rectifier into a
sagging condition and thus causing more distortion in the amp. In
extreme cases it's like the amp's response is spongy because the
impact is gone.
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