I suppose any powerful headphone amp could be considered an integrated amp, as long as it can handle low impedance loads... but then I suppose that's my point. What is an integrated amp anyways? Attenuation + Gain?
I don't know why, but people use serial caps for global feedback compensation quite often. It cannot be that small values aren't available (<5pF) as they are in mica. I dunno why really... I bet your BHSE has some unpopulated locations in this spot as well
I 100% agree with this statement. I have countless PRP resistors in about a dozen locations for this very reason. All I really have well organized is my transistors., which reminds me that I need to go by some local places and collect some empty TO-220 tubes.
does sound sorta impossible doesn't it. Will verify tonite I'm not talking about hammering them out from the air, but placing one finger down then reaching across.
Here's what it says when I try and buy one:
As a valued AT&T customer, AT&T can offer you an early iPhone upgrade with a new 2-yr commitment and an $18 upgrade fee. You may qualify for a standard iPhone upgrade on 10/22/2009.
* $299.00*
I have tiny hands for my size (my wife and I have the same size hands), yet I can span a 12th on a piano, which is considerably more than she can. Point being, I don't think span and hand size are all that related, as the former can be acquired via exercise or dislocation a la Paganini
Just think how many Blowtorches..... er DynaFETs I can build!
Working from home today... Working on some computational linguistic algorithms that I'm trying to adapt for protocol anomaly detection uses.... (and matching MOSFETs )