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Texas Star DX350HDV high reflect issue
- Thread starter CorruptHawkeyez
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@nomadradio
Am learning a little as I go. Would love to hear a full explanation as to what actually happens when something such as this happens in an amp. I know it causes high reflect, but why? I mean I have an idea, but it's just an idea. I think it has to do with balancing something within the 2 transistors, and tuning both of them within the frequency range I want to run the amp. Like I said, this is just an idea I have, so if i'm wrong, oh well.
Am learning a little as I go. Would love to hear a full explanation as to what actually happens when something such as this happens in an amp. I know it causes high reflect, but why? I mean I have an idea, but it's just an idea. I think it has to do with balancing something within the 2 transistors, and tuning both of them within the frequency range I want to run the amp. Like I said, this is just an idea I have, so if i'm wrong, oh well.