Re: If your amp current varies depending on signal level . - richardl

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Topic - how do you know you need to use a regulated B+? - jarthel 22:42:44 07/27/06 (16)

Re: how do you know you need to use a regulated B+? - Jimmy 04:10:59 07/29/06 (3)

any chance of sample schematic? thank you (nt) - jarthel 05:37:46 07/29/06 (2)

Re: any chance of sample schematic? thank you (nt) - JIMMY 10:32:47 07/30/06 (1)

done. thank you. (nt) - jarthel 16:12:46 07/30/06 (0)

I forgot to say I meant regulated B+ using tubes (nt) - jarthel 23:59:05 07/27/06 (0)

Re: how do you know you need to use a regulated B+? - fatbottle 23:22:30 07/27/06 (10)

Re: how do you know you need to use a regulated B+? - dave slagle 20:12:55 07/28/06 (1)

Re: how do you know you need to use a regulated B+? - fatbottle 03:54:41 07/29/06 (0)

If your amp current varies depending on signal level . - Ray Moth 01:02:58 07/28/06 (7)

Re: If your amp current varies depending on signal level . - fatbottle 01:32:01 07/28/06 (6)

Re: If your amp current varies depending on signal level . - Ray Moth 17:25:23 07/28/06 (5)

Re: If your amp current varies depending on signal level . - richardl 17:23:35 07/31/06 (0)

Re: If your amp current varies depending on signal level . - fatbottle 04:00:49 07/29/06 (3)

All in good time - Ray Moth 06:01:45 07/29/06 (2)

"EL34s in PP are HOT in class A, especially in hot weather." Yup. So are 4 pairs of trioded '88s times 2.. - jeffreybehr 10:42:39 07/29/06 (1)

Yes, She did do that . . . - Ray Moth 01:27:56 07/31/06 (0)

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Re: If your amp current varies depending on signal level . - richardl 17:23:35 07/31/06 (0)