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That posting bug has been addressed.
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Erno Borbely is well-know man from Germany whose company develop and sell kits for DIY audio amateurs. In mid 90s Borbely made an attempt toward the 6C33C. I have to admit that there are a many moments in Borbely 6C33C amp design that I do not like. ...
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Erno Borbely is well-know man from Germany whose company develop and sell kits for DIY audio amateurs. In mid 90s Borbely made an attempt toward the 6C33C. I have to admit that there are a many moments in Borbely 6C33C amp design that I do not like. ...
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I did not use or know anyone who uses anything by Borbely but Placette basically is the same idea – a discrete op-amp. It has also a proprietary switchable voltage divider and assembling is “made for transparency”. If not Placette then I still would ...
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did you (or anybody else ) by any chance try Erno Borbely discrete op-amp based buffers? They are J-fet based kits from EU , not as expensive as Placette but not quite cheap either . Regards, L...
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I did not use or know anyone who uses anything by Borbely but Placette basically is the same idea – a discrete op-amp. It has also a proprietary switchable voltage divider and assembling is “made for transparency”. If not Placette then I still would ...
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Good picture .I don't know why but it reminds me a tonal balance of old movies, maybe because of the subject.
As to the phono stage, Erno Borbely has a J-fet (discrete op-amp) based unit -quiet and MC capable.Use google. It is a kit but I'm sure yo...
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