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Originally Posted by Electronic M
I disagree with your point. One example I can give is intercarrier audio IF. It was a WWII invention that reduced the tube count greatly, and stabilized relative fine tuning of sound and picture...So they would drift together and in the same direction as the set warmed up.
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Originally Posted by David Roper
Intercarrier sound has definite advantages as well as arguable disadvantages, but it didn't affect a set's tube count. Period.
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David , I'm curious as to why you think eliminating the sound IF strip and running the sound through the video IFs didn't reduce tube count ?