| Many people have been brainwashed into believing that
expensive goods must be better than cheap goods. |
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| Needless to say, some businessmen have taken advantage of this "brainwashing"
fact
and sell "blue jean" and "sneaker / canvas shoes" made in the Far East for a few dollars, for a hundred pounds. |
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| Likewise, some businessmen have taken advantage of this "brainwashing"
fact
and sell "Class B" transistor amplifiers that uses £2 transistors and £30 transformer in a pretty box for a few thousand pounds. |
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| If you believe that
"expensive equipment must be better than cheap equipment", I will explain it in a way that will make sense to you ! |
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| Your question should not be
"How can our £700 valve amplifier sound better than £3,000 transistor amplifiers ?" |
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| Your question should be
"How can honest businessmen sell "Class B" transistor amplifiers that uses £2 transistors and 59 pence op-amp (containing dozens of transistors) and £30 transformer in a pretty box for a few thousand pounds ?" |
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| Transistor amplifiers manufacturers will tell you a lot of "cock &
bull" stories
about the cost of their ?extensive? research and development. |
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| Their ?extensive? research and development is a waste of time and money,
unless it produces "Class B" transistor amplifiers that sounds better than our well designed "Class A" valve amplifiers ! |
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| I doubt if that will ever happen, because more than 90% of our customers
prefer the sound
of our valve amplifier to very expensive "high end" transistors preamplifier & power amplifier |
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| Most of the 10% who return our amplifier usually have DIY speakers or "non-standard" cheap speakers. | ||||
| The quality of the sound is the only thing that matter ! |
| The price tag is totally irrelevant,
unless you are the kind of person who leave the price tag on the equipment, so that you can brag to your friends, that your "class B" transistor amplifier cost £3,000 ! |
| But do not tell your friends that your £3,000 "Class B" transistor amplifier uses £2 transistors ! |
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