Burning Amp 2017 - Wayne Colburn

[@markwayne2655]

Very interesting and helpful presentation. Thanks Wayne.

[@rich1051414]

With fairchild transistors and the TL072, I did run into some low end frequency distortion. It was corrected with an op amp change. I didn't really look into why it was happening as the new op amp made the problem vanish, but I thought I would put it out there for posterity.

[@11clouds]

This was great thank you

[@rupertkingsley]

Many thanks

[@daikuone]

Hey Wayne, how about releasing the design as Open Source? For those of us new to builds, why not also include the motherboard design?

[@cskabos]

It is out there....

[@Brant_Channel]

Great content. Unfornitaly the video quality wasn't good.

[@qddk9545]

Did he say OP-AMPs ?? I´m out of here.

[@asplmn]

Why?

[@qddk9545]

@@asplmn Because op-amps are not HiFi.

[@asplmn]

@@qddk9545 eh.... I don't agree. That's antiquated thinking. While I DO favor discrete designs, opamps in well designed and implemented applications will surprise you. I built this amp and it runs against some of the best discrete designs I've built and heard.

[@OrganNLou]

@@qddk9545 I know this is a couple of years later, but you should realize that you can swap out the op amps for discrete packages that fit in the same socket (SParkos Labs, orange, and Burson).

[@kevinbeckenham3872]

Wayne have beer & chill out man, before you give a speech