Doug Sax on wire
"Paul Stamler" wrote in message
"Scott Dorsey" wrote in message
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The scary thing is that Studer used the 301s in a
bunch of consoles and actually managed to make them
sound good. I'd never have believed it if I hadn't
heard it for myself.
All things considered that drives another nail in the
coffin of the theory that slew rate always matters.
Oh, the 301 has great slew rate when used as a
unity-gain follower. It's when you get gain out of it
that there's an issue.
No, it doesn't; with unity-gain compensation it has a
slew rate of about
0.5V/us.
My recollection is that the so-called feed-forward compensation for the 301
had a signficant benefit in this kind of application.
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