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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Have I got this figured right?
The idea is that since balance in the P-P transformer is determined by 'all other things being equal' then the driver stage for the output tubes needs to be looked at too, and if I can loose a coupling cap too then great Also am I correct in thinking that sharing a single reference voltage between both the output tubes will promote balance in the output transformer? Finally, this is limited to class A operation I know but it was drawn to get the idea down, which might be perfectly common.... Thanks for any pointers in advance. Andy [Edit] forgot to add that the basic layout for the output servo is lifted from an original by Andy Nehan published in Glass Audio in '93 - any errors are all my own though. |
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