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Edward Huggins · 18th Jun 2019, 9:44 am

In Post#45 Terry speaks of the 5-10s "shortcomings". I dont know what shortcomings there really are - maybe the power supply could have used a Choke? Of course the mains and output transformers need to be of very good quality, but the unit was designed to give the best possible sound - esp. the UL version - from readily avaiable components and that could be built by a capable home constructor. I knew of the team that worked on this at Mullard House and their trials were exhaustive.

18th Jun 2019, 9:44 am	#59
Edward Huggins Dekatron Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Southwold, Suffolk, UK. Posts: 8,338	Re: Mullard 5-10 amplifier In Post#45 Terry speaks of the 5-10s "shortcomings". I dont know what shortcomings there really are - maybe the power supply could have used a Choke? Of course the mains and output transformers need to be of very good quality, but the unit was designed to give the best possible sound - esp. the UL version - from readily avaiable components and that could be built by a capable home constructor. I knew of the team that worked on this at Mullard House and their trials were exhaustive. __________________ Edward.