EDCOR - XPP15-8-8K
or this.
i really don't know what input impedance i need. or if i even want a 15w or a 25w...
or this.
i really don't know what input impedance i need. or if i even want a 15w or a 25w...
http://frank.pocnet.net/sheets/163/6/6V6S.pdf
this page says that the jj tubes have a push pull R_a_a_ of 10k ohms, does that mean i want a OT with an input impedance of 10k? like this?
EDCOR - GXPP15-8-10K
guys I don't know.
I'm just gonna stop posting.
this page says that the jj tubes have a push pull R_a_a_ of 10k ohms, does that mean i want a OT with an input impedance of 10k? like this?
EDCOR - GXPP15-8-10K
guys I don't know.
I'm just gonna stop posting.
update: definitely the OT. it just started on fire.
so that was exciting.
Bet it was.
Lower primary impedance = greater stress on the output valves, but also more power out.
Greater primary impedance = less stress, less power, and lower distortion.
http://www.r-type.org/pdfs/6v6gt.pdf
Suggests between 8k and 10k.
I'd go for 8k, but its your project. That 10k one with a blue cover looks cool.
Chris
Allen Amplification - Parts Order Page
I'd probably go with the TO25.
You can get a straight 8K Heyboer from Mojo for at least fifteen bucks less, but Allen Amps are known for good tone and I hate the smell of smoke. Keep in mind, two 6V6s in a guitar amp will put out more voltage than two in a hifi amp. In actual use, that is.
I'd probably go with the TO25.
You can get a straight 8K Heyboer from Mojo for at least fifteen bucks less, but Allen Amps are known for good tone and I hate the smell of smoke. Keep in mind, two 6V6s in a guitar amp will put out more voltage than two in a hifi amp. In actual use, that is.
Thanks guys!
after reading a lot i understand OT pretty good now,
and i know the one i bought is a cheaper one, and its just 8k-8ohm, but i just want to get the amp up and running, then from there i will probably upgrade to a 7k-4/8ohm OT down the road.
I've got my new caps to put in now, I can wait to be able to play through this thing!
after reading a lot i understand OT pretty good now,
and i know the one i bought is a cheaper one, and its just 8k-8ohm, but i just want to get the amp up and running, then from there i will probably upgrade to a 7k-4/8ohm OT down the road.
I've got my new caps to put in now, I can wait to be able to play through this thing!
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