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"Diamond" tube preamp with 12au7

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Hi all!
Does anyone is interested in a complete schematic for the tube preamplifier with 12ax7 (ecc83) for very good real audiophile tube sound?:):hphones:
cheers!:cheers:


Hi guys!
Here the full schematic (Figure-1) for tube buffer "DIAMOND" with ECC88 (6DJ8 or 6922);)
Excellent tube buffer for yours CD player or DVD player!
Enjoy,.... and cheers!:cheers:
 

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And across those capacitors under a light load you could have as much as 136V (depending on transformer winding dcr it could be a bit more or less) at a nominal line voltage of 230V.

Have you actually measured the voltage across those caps? :D
 

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And across those capacitors under a light load you could have as much as 136V (depending on transformer winding dcr it could be a bit more or less) at a nominal line voltage of 230V.

Have you actually measured the voltage across those caps? :D

Voltage across those caps is 132,8V (Voltage across one caps 66,4V!);)
Sekundar DC-Voltage Us=48x1,41 = 67,68V
 
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