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27th May 2004, 08:02 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Tampere
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Tube and non-inverting gainclone
I just finished two channels of opa549 non-inverting gainclones and now I am planning a tube buffer for them.
I could really use some information about the schematic of the buffer. I am plannig to use the same tube/tubes as Joe Rasmussen (6922). If I got it right, the tubes have dual triode, so I need only one tube for two channels, right? And I am not going to use potentiometer in front because I have separate preamp. Am I right if I connect tube pin 3 to the input of the right channel and pin 8 to the input of the left channel? Then pins 2 & 7 to the preamps outputs without resistors of any kind? Do I have to put anything between the tube and the input cap? Jarno |
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