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georgehifi
Guys, what this 6DJ8 circuit called, and is there somewhere that explains how it works and how good/bad it is, it drives (C14 .47uf)a 10megohm video buffer called a BUF03, I lowered the 10meg input resistor to 510k as it was flapping the woofer a bit at <1hz

Cheers George
oshifis
I don't know the name, but it is a high-input impedance FET gain stage driving a common-grid tube stage. This configuration has high gain with very high bandwidth due to the low Miller capacitance of the tube.
planet10
Looks like a variation on a cascode to me....

dave
KaDe
George,

that cascode-stage should work fine as phono input.
Very low noise and high gain.
I use a similar in one of my phono-preamps with good results.
The FET is sonicaly invisible.
What´s your application to it ?

Klaus
SY
quote:
Originally posted by planet10
Looks like a variation on a cascode to me....

dave

Not even a variation, it's a plain old cascode.

Its potential bandwidth can only be realized if its output loading is very light- output impedance is roughly equal to the plate load resistor. A BUF03 is welcome there.
rfbrw
quote:
Originally posted by KaDe

What´s your application to it ?

Klaus


A Counterpoint SAx000 ?
KaDe
Yes,

Counterpoint SA-9 Phono and the SA-11 Control amps from 1990
had this gain-stages also.

- some full house equipment btw -
rfbrw
quote:
Originally posted by KaDe
Yes,

Counterpoint SA-9 Phono and the SA-11 Control amps from 1990
had this gain-stages also.

- some full house equipment btw -


Thought they were all glass, mostly octal, right down to the psu.
KaDe
Here is a scan from an old magazin with the Conuterpoint SA-9 Phono case.
Most of the glass is working in the psu at the back side.
In the front four 6DJ8 with solid state assistance.
georgehifi
RFBRW get's the cigar for "id"ing first, yes it's a Counterpoint SA3000 that I snaffled. it actually has six in total BUF03's, 4 x in the phono section along with 2 x 6922's and two on the output along with 2 x 6922's.
I haven't tried the phono but the line stage sounds superb very powerful transparent tight and smooth. This is one of the best tube sounds I have heard.
I lowered the input resistor from 10meg to 680k because of wandering subsonic dc getting through the .47 cap , SY seems to think that maybe the bandwidth has been compromised now that I've lowered it to 680k. It was flat out to 300khz before, but I didn't check it after the resistor change. Still sounds like it's going very high in frequency.

Cheers George

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