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Thermionic
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GML do not use ICs for any of their signal-paths and GM is religiously opposed to them...(he tried them in early prototypes, but prefers discrete).
Considering the choice to use discrete will have a massive influence on the price of a unit, I would consider it essential for any dealer of pro-audio to appreciate such a fact...
Don't worry about paying me for the lesson (not that I've taught you anything clever - very basic stuff here - not 'brains trust'...)- it's the clients I feel for...
Best I can remember, the 8200 had some LM394's in the circuit path which I've always thought as an IC...
I clearly stated the 8200 uses a discrete op amp for the output stage. What we are discussing is beyond the knowledge of the greater majority of users, engineers, dealers, and all but the "geekslutz".
Whether I have the schematic of a GML 8200
memorized or not has nothing to do with this thread or discussion. We all make mistakes on occasion. I have no problem admitting when I am wrong about something. If it doesn't contain any LM394's or has no IC's, then my apologies to George for the misinformation. As you could clearly see in my post, I stated I wasn't positive of the inner-workings of the unit.
Anyway, your continuing to knock my credibility serves no purpose, other than self promotion. I've been in this industry for over 10 years and
my clients comprise some of the biggest names in the industry.
Sorry Chris, I felt I needed to respond to the constant barrage of negativity from the poster in question. If you feel the need to delete this post, please delete the three posts from Thermionic I was responding to.
Have a nice day!