On 10/08/2009, Ralf R. Radermacher <[email protected]> wrote: > When the first production samples arrived back in Europe, they were > humming, buzzing and whistling. What had worked so nicely in their > computer simulation turned out to be a total failure. Apparently, noone > had taught those young wippersnappers that one should rotate the output > transformers by 90 degrees against the mains transformer, that the > latter shouldn't be located right next to the microphone inputs, that > ground connections can't be put just anywhere, and that there's > generally a whole lot of components and stages who make very bad > neighbours and should be kept well apart. The simulation software of the > era didn't know a thing about this, either.
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