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Old 16th October 2007, 01:03 AM   #1
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Default Class B Triodes

Looking through my tube manuals, I have discovered many interesting and often neglected tubes. Amongst these are Class B ("enhanced mode" in ss terminology) triodes such as the #53, #79, 6y7g. Have any of you guys ever built a push-pull amplifier using such devices? Do you think that a small forward bias might help clear up any distortion caused by Class B operation? Just curious.

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