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I'm building an Aikido linestage using all 6SN7 tubes. B+ is 300V and each (half) tube draw about 10ma. I use a PSU that can provide maximum 50ma for both channel.
I'm a newbie in Tube amp and Electronic in general, I have a question: Is my linestage draw 40ma in total or 80ma? If 80ma then I must consider building another PSU, one for each channel Thanks in advance |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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If you are using 350R cathode resistors for both the input and output stages, you are drawing 10mA per tube @ 300V B+.
Thus, you have a current draw of 40mA from the PSU. Your PSU should work fine with this circuit. Are you using a preconfigured PSU for your Aikido? If so, from where? I'd be interested in possibly picking one up as a test against my homebrew PSU.... |
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