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In Reply to: can you tell me how many watts I got out of my amp ? posted by lovetube on November 21, 2005 at 02:45:19:
Joel
That 807 is a esentially a top cap 6l6gc.Joel gave you an excellent suggestion in taking the b+ up to 450v and you can even go 500 no sweat.What im confused on is the 270ohm shared cathode resistors..This is a PP circuit and Im wondering why such a high value there..I would imagine the resistor is bypassed being that high? I would be more conventional and hook it up as a basic 6l6gc config only for an 807.your neg bias when at 450v will probably be in the neighborhood of minus 38 to 45 volts grounded thru a 10ohm cathode resistor..Give each tube a sep bias and cathode resistor.
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- Re: can you tell me how many watts I got out of my amp ? - MIchael Samra 18:15:02 11/21/05 (6)
- Hi Michael - lovetube 20:24:42 11/21/05 (5)
- Re: Hi Michael - MIchael Samra 21:09:39 11/21/05 (4)
- wrong - Joel Tunnah 05:42:21 11/22/05 (1)
- Re: wrong - MIchael Samra 15:00:31 11/23/05 (0)
- Re: Hi Michael - lovetube 22:26:10 11/21/05 (1)
- Re: Hi Michael - MIchael Samra 01:51:05 11/22/05 (0)
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