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Re: Filters
so did I, interesting discussion chaps
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Re: Filters
I get ya. Thanks.Lurcher300b wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 12:24 pmIts all semantics again. If they are in their own own box with some buffers, or make them part of a feedback loop then its easy to call them an active filter. But put them in front of a power amp and claim they are not part of the power amp (which has a power supply and gain stages) then they magically are passive filters. In reality they are both the same. Just depends where you draw the lines. But strangely one is a good thing and the other evil.
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