Or it's not needed because the FET is operated at such a low level being connected (almost) directly to the inverting input.abbey road d enfer said:
The level here on the FET is not too different than in the more common non-inverting topology (ca. -30dBu), so the distortion should be about the same as that of the non-inverting topology without compensation.squarewave said:
Well, no distortion figure is published. Admittedly, at unity gain (where both legs are balanced) there is some distortion compensation happening but in a compressor it's always used with gain. And the noise gain of the stage is very high (about 40dB at unity gain) resulting in poor noise performance.
80hinhiding said:
80hinhiding said:
I am not sure which schematic you are referring to but the bipolar transistors are generally performing general purpose functions where beta (HFE) is not critical. Picking the middle range should be safe, but all will probably work.Maxi22 said:
They look like pretty general purpose so use mid or high beta (R or S, but Q would probably work too).Maxi22 said:I mean the schematic by "metalb00b00" (Reply#12).
Thanks for your answer
Maxi22
