Given a good Power supply is rather important with low power SET tube amps, can you explain why this design utilizes two EZ81 rectifier tubes? Will it be a dual mono two mains transformers on single chassis design?
We received the sample HASHIMOTO trafos
We found that the creeping distance for 230V spec is not wide enough.
It has only 3-4mm. The standard requires 6mm
Therefore, this PT cannot be used in 220-240V environment.
To make it usable in 220-240V environment, the PT needs modification - HASHIMOTO needs to redesign the PT.
But they are not willing to make any change in their products.
In this case the 45 tube amp project will only offer 120V version..
If customers in 220-240V environment are willing to purchase, they must use step down transformer
This is the phototype to test all major components.. The production version is very attractive ...
Mr Fujita is working hard to design this 45 tube amp project
We found that the creeping distance for 230V spec is not wide enough.
It has only 3-4mm. The standard requires 6mm
Therefore, this PT cannot be used in 220-240V environment.
To make it usable in 220-240V environment, the PT needs modification - HASHIMOTO needs to redesign the PT.
But they are not willing to make any change in their products.
In this case the 45 tube amp project will only offer 120V version..
If customers in 220-240V environment are willing to purchase, they must use step down transformer
This is the phototype to test all major components.. The production version is very attractive ...
Mr Fujita is working hard to design this 45 tube amp project
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Absolutely gorgeous! I only see one rectifier socket, is this a change from two? The power supply and all else looks first rate! This will be a very popular amplifier. With as much work as you have done, might the production timeline be earlier than planned? I sure hope so! I’m very, very excited to purchase this!
would be nice if the chassis were on the larger side to allow for upgrading caps and ample air flow for cooling, after all, cool running electronics will tend to last longer
Nice...I like the input on making this Amp as wonderful to the cost, plus Digital Volume Control is NOT your friend.