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K.T.N
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Oct 14, 2017
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Yeah, I’m also wondering why it looks like there are two output transformer covers, as this is an output transformer-less (OTL) design.
The cynic in me thinks it’s a marketing move - it appears you are getting more expensive iron, and the amp looks more substantial. That’s vs. something like the Darkvoice, which is also an OTL design, but has a slimmer body with only one transformer bell (for the power transformer).
Admittedly, this amp does look more substantial than the Darkvoice, but I wonder if that’s just a trick.
Oct 14, 2017
DubravkoP
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Oct 22, 2017
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K.T.NNo, it is not a trick. Similarly to Darkvoice OTL amp in your picture, the two side covers are hiding two power transformers, one for each channel. The reason for this is, except being OTL amp, 339 is also dual mono design amp. Because of that, 339 essentially has two of everything, even two power cords and two volume pots.
The cover in the middle hides four big caps as can be seen in the attached picture (taken from Head-Fi).
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Oct 22, 2017
Tatonis
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Feb 26, 2018
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K.T.NThe people behind this amp have done the Darkvoice before. Somebody of the compagny left and they decide to start a new one.
Feb 26, 2018
scottlu
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Mar 4, 2021
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DubravkoPI am searching to see the answer what's inside the middle block, thanks.
Mar 4, 2021
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