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LM 317 as audio amplifier
nikongod, Let me just say a few things that were discussed between John Iverson and I before he had gone missing. It was at a CES show, I was in his room talking about amplifiers and the LM317. He said something that caught my attention. It was about class AB and how the answer is in that...- JohnBedini1
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LM 317 as audio amplifier
nikogod, Sorry I do not know if your addressing me or someone else here. But if you are, then it is very intriguing what your saying about the LM317 when used as an amplifier. I never considered using a transformer with it. I always built power followers as can be seen in my picture. This was...- JohnBedini1
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LM 317 as audio amplifier
Mr T Thanks for responding privately by E-mail. Here are the pictures you asked for. This is one of the first LM317 K Amplifiers, we keep it upgraded here with the new caps and transformers. We use this amp everyday playing music of all kinds, it is sort of are reference amp. The only rival...- JohnBedini1
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LM 317 as audio amplifier
Wakibaki, Thanks for posting that information. Yes this is one chip not to underestimate at all. Again thanks for posting that information. I will suck it all up and I have seen Elvee amp over at diyaudio. Just thought I would add a little history, and if John Iverson was around today he would...- JohnBedini1
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LM 317 as audio amplifier
MR T There was allot I did not say to you on the phone about LM 317 Amps. The Regulator first appeared in 1970, it was invented by Robert C. Dobkin and Robert J Widlar in 1970 while working for National Semiconductor. This chip was the most under rated chip ever. After my military service in...- JohnBedini1
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