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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Calgary, Alberta
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I was hoping to get design suggestions for driver stages for my pet project, a big 200W tube bass head. It's more a thought exercise at this point, as I'm sure the price of a 200W OPT with good bass response will shock me back into reality.
As to what's already out there with 200W driver stages, there's of course Dogzilla: ![]() with its DC coupled followers, which is basically what an Ampeg SVT uses: ![]() There's the Weber AB200: Link removed by moderationwhich uses an interstage transformer, which is a little unique for MI. Thoughts? Of course using SS followers is always an option but I wonder if that might not be a goode solution for MI.
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Nobody cares? Just thought of another candidate, how about a DC coupled pentode LTP like in the Tim Mellow OTL? I don't think I've come across that yet topology in commercial MI amps, but I bet that is because using small tubes as drivers is much more cost effective.
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The MI guys have all moved to the instrument & amps thread which is where this thread belongs. I'll move it there..
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Please repost link to schematic, but please note in the post that it is a link to the schematic.
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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I like ampeg and would start there. What's the deal with Weber going the mile with a transformer coupled EL34 as driver (which would be able to truely drive the output tube) but wasting the potential with series capacitors and 15kohm gridstoppers? Might as well use a wimpy 12ax7 then!
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Hi
DC connection with tube or FET driver will kick *** on any cap connection! the bedst cap is the one that have just been replaced by a DC connection. * best regards Karsten |
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