Scott Dorsey wrote:
PStamler wrote:
And by the way -- in the 70s we saw a lot of consoles with LM301 opamps, wh=
ich had abysmal slew rates under usual operating conditions. And those cons=
oles sounded like crap, too.=20
Although... surprisingly enough Studer made some consoles using LM301s that
actually sounded very good. I boggled when I discovered those things were
full of 301s. Then I looked at the schematics and noticed that almost all
of them were working at unity gain, or maybe a gain of five or ten at most...
--scott
The studio board we built at onion audio used LM301AN's, the military
version, which could run at a higher supply voltage, for buffer amps. We
ran them just under their max. v. spec. The board sounded great.
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