Jim Lesurf wrote:
In article , mick
wrote:
On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 07:57:10 +0100, David Looser wrote:

"Eiron" wrote in message
...
I wasn't criticizing Jim. I was criticizing you.


Then you are being remarkably obscure. Criticising me for what?



I think his point is that 0.001uF / 1000pF (a figure that I, admittedly,
plucked from the air) across the output is less than some cable loads.
To quote you: "Arggh!... Plonking a 1nF capacitor across the output of
a feedback amplifier is a pretty likely way of making it unstable"

As Eiron points out, that's about 12m of Chord Silver Screen or a foot
of Townshend Isolda cable, which doesn't sound much does it?

Well, to me 12m seems quite long for domestic loudspeaker cables in a UK
context, although maybe not for the USA or elsewhere.

Don't forget the biwirers, especially those with wives who don't allow the
amp to be in the optimum position between the speakers.

--
Eiron.