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发表于 2005-6-29 23:10:39
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Originally posted by 54艾迪熊 at 2005-6-22 10:04 PM:
vox是不是A类我也想知道,查一查资料先,呵呵。。。。至于高级音箱不一定是A类,我绝对相信,呵呵,两者之间没有必然的联系吧,可能作者写得兴起了,嘎嘎嘎
谢谢指教啊,柯大侠。
柯大侠,真的要多谢你指教,vox的ac30果然实际上不能算纯粹的A类箱子,学到了不少东西,嘎嘎嘎,以后真的要多请教你呢。音响方面跟A类的联系我个人请教了一些比较专业的朋友,他们倒真是挺坚持好的高级音响基本全是A类,我估计这个应该是见仁见智的问题,从常识或者那些烧友的角度往往更依赖经验,对于新技术产生的声音往往是不能接受的,是不是这方面的原因呢?呵呵
有兴趣了解Vox Ac30独特声音来源分析的朋友,可参照下面地址加以了解:
http://www.tone-lizard.com/Vox_Myths.htm
VOX AC30 MYTHS
What makes the sound of a Vox AC30 so unique? Is it even all that unique? Let's investigate and arrive at our own verdict. A sample question and answer session will be followed a more detailed explanation.
Q1: Does the 'fact' that the AC30 is a Class A amplifier make it sound so unique?
A: No. The amplifier is not an excellent example of Class A design. When played at maximum volumes, the amplifier is far more Class AB than Class A.
Q2: What about the tube rectifier, the GZ34? I'll bet that contributes to the sound of an AC30!
A: Not if you think about it for one minute. I'll explain later.
Q3: Well, do the EL84 output tubes give the AC30 'that sound'?
A: Not entirely. Many small Gibson amplifiers used EL84/6BQ5 output tubes in a Class A configuration, and yet sound nothing like a Vox amplifier.
Q4: Do the Celestion speakers at least contribute to that unique sound of my AC30?
A: Yes, they certainly do. Those low powered speakers driven by an amplifier having preamp and output distortion yet no negative feedback make a tasty recipe!
Q5: The absence of negative feedback makes that much of a difference?
A: Hell, Yes! It's now time to study the Vox AC30!
"OK, the secrets of 'Tone' have gotta be in there somewhere, don't they?"
The Vox AC30 has always been considered a 'pure' Class A design, and is the first example offered when someone inquires about what a Class A amplifier 'sounds like'. Unfortunately it is not a complete Class A amplifier, and the confusion stems from the fact that it is using cathode biasing on the output tubes. By definition, any Class A amplifier draws maximum plate current at all times, and it should not deviate between idle (quiescent) and full output power. Another way of saying this is that the plate current is flowing at all times. The Class AB amplifier will have its plate current increase approximately 25% between idle and full output, while each tube takes turns 'not conducting'. The same plate current is said to be flowing between 'appreciably more than half and less then the entire electrical cycle'.1 Studying a schematic and taking voltage and current measurements when you have the opportunity will help you understand things a little better. Lastly, by looking at a tube manual for the 6BQ5, we see that a Class AB amplifier needs a common 130-ohm resistor to achieve an output of 17 watts (4% THD), with the other circuit parameters taken into account, including a quiescent plate current of 72mA and maximum plate current of 92mA (both tubes). Do the math and check out that the AC30 has a common 50-ohm resistor biasing four EL84's. Even the schematic states that the voltage measurement at the cathodes should be 10VDC at quiescent and 12.5VDC at full output. That works out to approximately 200mA at idle through four EL84's and 250mA at full output. By their own (not very) silent admission, the AC30 is not even close to a true Class A amplifier.
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