Solo Ultra-Linear on KitGuru

Graham, it is about time that genius is recognized for the passion and dedication to one's excellent application of hard earned knowledge and experience. I wish I could work with you. I am only a technician with some knowledge of engineering. What I do know is how to make original designs last longer. Your designs are some of the best for long-life expectancy I have ever seen. You are truly a credit to the world of audio, don't stop there... THE WORLD.

 

"the Graham Slee Solo Super Ultra Linear Amplifier. This amplifier is a work of art, which significantly outclasses what we would assume possible from the very modest asking price. I am absolutely stunned that a large corporation hasn’t offered to give Graham an extraordinary amount of money for his amplifier configurations. An engineer from South Yorkshire in England is managing to outperform organizations with infinitely more cash for research and development."

 

I can't wait until I can afford to purchase a couple of your kits.

As yet, I have been only able to drool, not to sloppily.

Absolutely sincerely,

Bruce

PS: An interesting design specification mentioned below in the article;

"A speaker amp is designed for 8 Ohms. It will have enough latitude to drive 4 or 16 Ohms and that’s a ratio of 2:1 or 1:2. With the Solo, the latitude is much more (much more). It spans 25 Ohms to 300 Ohms going on the sort of headphones in use today. That’s a ratio of 12:1 or 6:1 and 1:6.

Therefore that’s 3 times more latitude than a speaker amp obtainable on the Solo volume control. In fact it’s more than that because the Solo is designed to do 8 Ohms to 2000 Ohms giving a ratio 125:1 or 1:125."