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From: Richard Rasker on 13 Nov 2009 08:52
Phil Allison wrote:

>
> "Richard Rasker"
>> Phil Allison wrote:
>>
>>> ** Not true, when it is in a later stage of the circuit than the input
>>> stage.
>>
>> OK, but in this case, the resistor is found in series with the grid of
>> the second triode -- and believe me, it's responsible for a lot of noise.
>
>
> ** No way do I "believe" any such assertions.
>
>
>>> ** Not true, in normal use.
>>
>> OK, at normal playing volume, it's
>> hardly noticeable, but during quiet passages, it's rather annoying --
>> especially in a studio environment.
>
> ** Get a noise gate - fool.

OK, I'll get a noise gate allright -- I believe it's called a "killfile",
and I'm testing it with your messages right now. OK, it seems to work
pretty well. Thanks once again for your helpful insights.

Best regards,

Richard Rasker
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http://www.linetec.nl
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