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6V6 line preamp

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By the way someone asked me what is the music in the short video clip I posted in #4,166.
Its Dexter Gordon's hard bop style Jazz album One Flight Up. Grado Master3Low, UFSP ph.

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Yes for now, but also get the ones I advised to replace. Because 100k Ri limits bandwidth more. The tube and socket have capacitance and the gain gives Miller, so an RC filter is formed. Ri + Rf solder them meeting directly on the socket's grid pin to avoid using wires giving extra capacitance.
 
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Not too far from 100k is 82k and will lose some gain. Live for now with right gain 100k/1Meg and 50kHz bandwidth. Later you buy good quality 63k/560k to replace for more bandwidth. Or even better two 120k in parallel for Ri for more precision. NoDac Zo maybe low but Ra is 7.5K and needs >>>Rf. Also Cout sees Rf as the impedance to drive.