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"Fabio Berutti" wrote in message ... Other Rodents have already clarified that it is not advisable to do Frankenstein-like surgery on a glorious Dyna. I'd just suggest to use all Your amps together in bi/tri-amplification with bi/tri-wiring. I'm sure You can sort all Your stuff in order of available power to make it fit the speakers needs in a reasonable way. Say, a SS for bass, the Dynas for mid and some other one (I'd suggest a SE if available) for highs. This will provide about the power You're talking about. As per the preamp/electronic crossover... well, a chance "to boldly go where no man has been before." Ciao Fabio But Fabio, I only have 1 input to the speakers. What you are espousing sounds ideal, but how do I do it practically? Incidentally, I have a daughter who graduated from West point with a degree in Chemistry & minor in Nuclear chemistry. She was talking about after her military obligations to maybe go to the University of Bologna to study medicine. You went to Univ of Roma for Chemistry? west "west" ha scritto nel messaggio news Dear Rodents, I have a few Dynacos in storage but need 100w/c. If I wanted to add another pair of KT88s or 6550s (4 per mono side) to make a double P/P Mark III, (physical placement considerations not withstanding) what do I need? Do I need to change the OPTs? How about the Power Xfrs? Will I need more current capabilities? Maybe I'm just oversimplifying, hope not. Your opinions will be most appreciated. Cordially, west |
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