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In Reply to: RE: Class A push-pull- something to consider posted by PakProtector on December 17, 2024 at 03:24:29:
The plate resistor of the driver is also the screen resistor of the associated output tube. The coupling cap coming off of the plate of the driver is driving G1 of the power tube.
The schematic shows the driver plate resistor as tied to the screen and the screens then tied to the plate of the opposite power tube. Both versions will work.
In my amp and also in the schematic the driver plate resistor is a 12K 2 Watt device. The schematic as shown was glued to the bottom panel.
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