VF impedance adapting amplifier device for low frequency with electronic tubes insertible on line of path of low frequency signal
A technology of amplifying devices and electron tubes, which is applied to low-frequency amplifiers, amplifiers with semiconductor devices/discharge tubes, amplifiers, etc., and can solve problems such as poor listening quality and unpleasantness
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[0020] exist figure 1 The processing chain (1) for processing low frequency audio analog signals currently encountered in the various applications to be described below is generally shown in this schematic diagram. "Transmitter" (2) means any analog signal source or low-frequency interface with variable output impedance, through which low-frequency signals are transferred or transmitted, such as optical disc readers, digital audio cassette readers (DAT), Analog record readers and analog cassette tape readers, vinyl discs, computer sound cards, reverb consoles, sound effects units, compression units, recording microphones, "live boxes", car radio handsets, etc. Similarly, "receiving device" (3) means any intermediate audio link with variable input impedance that receives or transmits low frequency signals from a transmitting device, which may also come from low frequency power amplifiers, preamplifiers, "live boxes", Computer or console amplified loudspeaker, reverberation tab...
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