I'm in the process of installing MQ BCM-8 chokes in lieu of the 270 ohm resistor in the Paramounts.
While I'm under the hood I'm tempted to remove the cathode bypass resistors. I don't need too much bass since my midbass speakers only go down to around 100hz. I also have more gain than needed so that shouldn't be an issue.
Any reason why I shouldn't proceed? The amps are 2A3 version.
BTW. Already installed the chokes in two of the six amps and the change is dramatic. Can't wait to install the rest tonight.
Thanks
While I'm under the hood I'm tempted to remove the cathode bypass resistors. I don't need too much bass since my midbass speakers only go down to around 100hz. I also have more gain than needed so that shouldn't be an issue.
Any reason why I shouldn't proceed? The amps are 2A3 version.
BTW. Already installed the chokes in two of the six amps and the change is dramatic. Can't wait to install the rest tonight.
Thanks