From bruce@ashbysolutions.com Fri Nov 09 15:05:00 2007
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The 147 -- technically, 47 -- series was kind of a clean slate, as it came afterwards. It was designed to be able to tap into the power amp, right across the speakers. Since this is a much lower impedance connection, and since it didn't need to be balanced, only one wire (plus ground) was needed for the connection, and the 6-pin cable was fine.

BTW, the old-style 147 switch has live 120/240V AC inside, and would never pass today's UL/CE/CSA requirements.

The sound of a 122 and a 147 aren't exactly the same, although they're very close. The 147 amp has a different electronic design, and a slightly better high-frequency response. Granted, we're probably talking 5K vs. 6K or something, but it's there. ;-)

Regards,

-BW
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Bruce Wahler
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At 07:54 PM 11/9/2007, you wrote:
>That makes sense. So how did the 147 series began? This series has no delay. And the sound is the same. But for some reason the 122 is preferred.
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>Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2007 16:38:54
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>Subject: Re: [CWSG] Re: Fwd: Decimator
> web page up with sounds

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