That is just 1dB difference. As the one before.
Now to see about experimental error and changes due to gear, go to 500mV at 0 attenuation so the DMM can catch it better, let it there, then go -40dB (be sure there is no center trim button on the attenuator out of cal position). And measure again.
Now to see about experimental error and changes due to gear, go to 500mV at 0 attenuation so the DMM can catch it better, let it there, then go -40dB (be sure there is no center trim button on the attenuator out of cal position). And measure again.
42dB max and 0.97dB difference. When you will have more tubes maybe you will strike a 0.5dB combination or better.
At the above combination you had hit the 43dB max and ~1dB difference.
Swapping the 1578
Left channel 242 V RMS
Right channel 274 V RMS
At the above combination you had hit the 43dB max and ~1dB difference.
502mV 0 attenuation, measured with -40dB attenuation
Left channel 565mV
Right channel 632mV
That is with 192mV at 0dB attenuation as signal from your Leader gen. After -40dB attenuation for Itch input signal, 255-275mV on Itch's output will mean 43dB max gain right on spec and 0.5dB max tolerance.
Do you refer to this post Salas?
I refer to the combination where you hit 274 using 192 at 0 attn. If you used 502 with that valves combination it will still be the same dB.
Yes it's the same tube combination only changes 502mV in place of 192mV. I have more 1578 can I try the new tubes, wich position V4 elevated 1578?
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See post #146
Oooooops Salas conected heater ground to elevated tubes
I like those. Are they measured?6H8C 1578 hole plate metal base
I like those. Are they measured?
I bought matched, how can I measure?
I damaged the tube?
Can be the reason to affect the sound or gain?
Don't know without real examination. If you had followed the PSU schematic you could not had it wired wrong for heaters.
I bought matched, how can I measure?
Whithout tube tester, sinus in on grid sinus out on anode in circuit
Whithout tube tester, sinus in on grid sinus out on anode in circuit
What have to look for: the same gain?
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