thegame":2qro0rpb said:I’ve no practical experience in the matter but have read many accounts of Toroidial being more hifi. Less growl, less harmonics being generated in lieu of a more linear (flat) response. Not my idea of good tone.
I read something about this also. Just reminding that i'm talking about the PT here. OT on my amp is just a regular Hammond Transformer.FourT6and2":1hpiwaam said:thegame":1hpiwaam said:I’ve no practical experience in the matter but have read many accounts of Toroidial being more hifi. Less growl, less harmonics being generated in lieu of a more linear (flat) response. Not my idea of good tone.
How does a power transformer "generate harmonics" and impart a "hifi" sound and have "less growl" ? Basically how does a PT impart any sound characteristics over another? As far as I understand it, all the PT does is convert the mains voltage into a higher secondary voltage the amp can use—along with any other taps for heaters, accessories, etc. Maybe you're talking about the output transformer?
FourT6and2":3i74pu56 said:thegame":3i74pu56 said:I’ve no practical experience in the matter but have read many accounts of Toroidial being more hifi. Less growl, less harmonics being generated in lieu of a more linear (flat) response. Not my idea of good tone.
How does a power transformer "generate harmonics" and impart a "hifi" sound and have "less growl" ? Basically how does a PT impart any sound characteristics over another? As far as I understand it, all the PT does is convert the mains voltage into a higher secondary voltage the amp can use—along with any other taps for heaters, accessories, etc. Maybe you're talking about the output transformer?