Well said, you nailed it! $ 1750 for a 'parts upgrade', how gullible can you get??
The most likely tangible benefit is a damaged PC board.
Jan
So speaks a true believer in the power of random glomming of components with no consideration of the physics.
The best answer is to look at the schematic to see which resistors would actually improve things when changed.
Jan,
The low frequency wiggle is really only a problem as you approach rated power. The real reason why you prefer to use other low distortion resistors is that you can get good performance for less money. This characteristic of yours is either good engineering or as the English would accuse you of being “Dutch!” Of course you actually are! 😉
For those who do not know the history of the Dutch versus the English (used correctly!)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Dutch_Wars
Jan,
The low frequency wiggle is really only a problem as you approach rated power. The real reason why you prefer to use other low distortion resistors is that you can get good performance for less money. This characteristic of yours is either good engineering or as the English would accuse you of being “Dutch!” Of course you actually are! 😉
For those who do not know the history of the Dutch versus the English (used correctly!)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Dutch_Wars
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