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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Angered, Sweden
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Hello everybody.
I have bought a few (4) SE output transformers 2,5K/8 and max 3W. Is there any good ideas of output tubes that can handle these? Looking for a cheap solution, so no 2A3. Sincerely Per |
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50c5/12cw5/6cw5, (7 pin miniature) or the octal equivalents, 50L6GT and the like. There are a lot of small radio output tubes that are designed to run on low plate voltages ( 120-160vB+) that need a 2.5k primary.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Malaysia
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Hi,
I recon 5842, 6C45pi, 12B4 are suitable. they gives 1~2W per tube. Cheers
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My vote is for the 6c45pi. I find that I can get by with this with my
cd player with no preamp. There is a Tiny Apmpifier thread on our tube forum to look at too. |
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