Rage/Will atk/cd/atk 100% CR.Use him in nuke teams against defense scaling gb units kahli/bastet/odynbase 1 stack cause all on will = bastet s3 (3 stacks) = kahli buff (5) = nuke with odyn (3 stacks on kill) = enemy team goes = bastet shenanigans = kahli nuke (5 stacks) = odyn nukeyou can also use him in a t2 cleave with galleon/odyn/X against teams that selfbuff (any team with a fran for example) galleon is on shield/shield/will (important) so you start with 2 stacks, enemy team buffs (4 stacks) and then galleon buffs (5 stacks). Well congratulation you set the bar pretty high, hf struggling with 28 different projects over the next 2 years. I'll keep a look out for you posts.1) you dont NEED tesarion, there are better options. Also if you still dont have him you shouldnt worry about him cause he wont magically give you toah100 clear2) no idea who this everybody is but they are clearly retar.

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You get the gist.farmable toah team jeanne/water homu/dark homu/loren/baretta3) if you still need tesarion you cant have much progress in the game which in return means you cant rly clear many stages at all in hoh, so you are telling me you want to spend 2-3k guild points for the stages you can clear just to save 2 devilmon?news flash: twins work without skillups and the water boom is one of the least good ones4) if you are in a farming guild flags are ok to have and high priority so get those and then build useless toys.

Hybrid Microphone Preamplifier.By Paul WhiteWhich is best, tube or solid state? When it comes to investing in a preamp, that's a question you may no longer need to ask.There are those engineers who swear by tube preamps for their warmth and musicality, whereas others prefer the accuracy of a good solid‑state circuit. It's also true that some types of music work best with one or the other, so the same engineer may use tube or solid‑state preamps for different jobs.

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With the Twin‑finity 710, Universal Audio have attempted to satisfy both camps by creating a preamplifier that has both tube and solid‑state signal paths, and a means to blend them as required.This 2U, half‑rack, all‑metal preamp is a single‑channel device that can accept mic, line or instrument signals, but although the name suggests that there might be elements of the Solo 610 in the tube side of the circuit, and perhaps a Solo 110 in the solid‑state side, there are aspects of this design that make it quite different from either, resulting in a unique tonal character. I know there are users out there who would want it to blend the Solo 610 and 110 sounds, but that's really not what the 710 is about. In fact it couldn't be, because additional design techniques had to be incorporated to ensure the two signal‑paths summed in‑phase, which is not a trivial task when combining two very different circuit topologies.The term 'Twin‑finity' describes the device's tone‑blending abilities, which can be applied to both the mic/line preamp and the 'Hi‑Z' instrument DI. Unlike some low‑voltage tube preamps, the tube here runs at the full 310V in the expected class‑A configuration, and the input stage uses UA's trans-impedance input circuity, a current‑feedback arrangement that combines good phase coherence with a wide audio bandwidth. As the instrument input needs to offer a high input impedance, a discrete FET circuit is used, yielding an input impedance of 2.2MΩ.

The input is split to drive separate, phase‑aligned tube and solid‑state gain stages. These are then summed back together via the centrally located Trans/Tube blend knob, which goes from all‑tube to all solid‑state, and covers all points in between. Liyla and the shadows of war season.

Given these details, you might expect the output stage to be transformer‑coupled, but in fact the Twin‑finity employs a monolithic (solid‑state) balanced output stage.As with my own Solo 110, the Twin‑finity has a dual gain‑stage arrangement, with separate gain and level controls. 'Gain', of course, allows you to drive the circuitry harder to introduce deliberate coloration. A single moving‑coil, back‑lit VU meter monitors the output level by default, but can also be switched to show how much drive is being applied. All contents copyright © SOS Publications Group and/or its licensors, 1985-2020. All rights reserved.The contents of this article are subject to worldwide copyright protection and reproduction in whole or part, whether mechanical or electronic, is expressly forbidden without the prior written consent of the Publishers.

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