Have you any idea about this pentod, I mean 837 tubes.
Nothing information at all... I have tryed search here and google too.
I want to make SE amplifies based on this tube.
Can anybody help me with 837's in triod curves? May be you get me your personal opinion about triod mode for this tube.
PS Typical datasheet I already have! I ask about triod curves!
Nothing information at all... I have tryed search here and google too.
I want to make SE amplifies based on this tube.
Can anybody help me with 837's in triod curves? May be you get me your personal opinion about triod mode for this tube.
PS Typical datasheet I already have! I ask about triod curves!
kuka_v said:Have you any idea about this pentod, I mean 837 tubes.
Nothing information at all... I have tryed search here and google too.
I want to make SE amplifies based on this tube.
Can anybody help me with 837's in triod curves? May be you get me your personal opinion about triod mode for this tube.
PS Typical datasheet I already have! I ask about triod curves!
I would have gone for a more available valve.
Otherwise when the valve finally wears out you will have trouble getting another one.
It is an answer, but not for me! I have others target, it is not me first aplifier.
I want to "cook" this one!
I want to "cook" this one!
I would have gone for a more available valve.
Otherwise when the valve finally wears out you will have trouble getting another one.
The 837 is a readily available and very inexpensive tube for what it is. As for triode curves, you'll probably just have to derive them yourself. It's possible that Tubelab has done some experimenting with them.
John
http://www.mif.pg.gda.pl/homepages/frank/sheets/049/8/837.pdf
here's a datasheet if you haven't found one yet. tube looks really good, please report about build progress.
here's a datasheet if you haven't found one yet. tube looks really good, please report about build progress.
jlsem said:
The 837 is a readily available and very inexpensive tube for what it is. As for triode curves, you'll probably just have to derive them yourself. It's possible that Tubelab has done some experimenting with them.
John
If you use a 12AX7 / ECC83 then the curves are in the data sheets.
Pretty much most guitar valve amps have 12AX7's on the front end so there are bags of examples for circuits.
I used this valve on a mixer pre amp and it gives very good results. I have 3 clean channels and a high gain channel that gives great distortion for my guitar.
hey-Hey!!!,
Why restrict yourself to running the 837 strapped as a triode? With some attention to its curves, it will work well as a pentode, or even properly proportioned Ultra-Linear( get the tap placed in the right spot, that is ).
cheers,
Douglas
Why restrict yourself to running the 837 strapped as a triode? With some attention to its curves, it will work well as a pentode, or even properly proportioned Ultra-Linear( get the tap placed in the right spot, that is ).
cheers,
Douglas
Im not sure the screen would like UL. The max rating is listed as 200V? Whether this tube can be pushed in that regard I am uncertain.
Tweeker said:Im not sure the screen would like UL. The max rating is listed as 200V? Whether this tube can be pushed in that regard I am uncertain.
One can get U-L with a CT winding to run CFB, or for that matter to energize the g2 directly. Either way, IIRC I've thought that the 837 was going to need positive grid drive in any case.
cheers,
Douglas
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. tube looks really good, please report about build progress.
I have derived 837's in triod curves. And would like to share it to you.
There you can find some suggetion for using in SE.
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kuka_v,
Did you build the 837 amplifier? How did it turn out? I have a couple of 837's still new in the box that I would like to try in a headphone version of a SET amplifier.
Tom
Did you build the 837 amplifier? How did it turn out? I have a couple of 837's still new in the box that I would like to try in a headphone version of a SET amplifier.
Tom
Hello,
I just wired up a pair of 1940's RCA JAN with a Navy anchor on the base 837's in a SET headphone amplifier, just a start. The sound is big and full. The noteable thing is the cool bright blue glow. More, brighter, blue glow than I have seen before.
DT
All just for fun!
I just wired up a pair of 1940's RCA JAN with a Navy anchor on the base 837's in a SET headphone amplifier, just a start. The sound is big and full. The noteable thing is the cool bright blue glow. More, brighter, blue glow than I have seen before.
DT
All just for fun!
American datasheet shows use for suppressor (grid #3) other than merely grounding or strapping to the cathode. Any comments?Why restrict yourself to running the 837 strapped as a triode? With some attention to its curves, it will work well as a pentode, or even properly proportioned Ultra-Linear( get the tap placed in the right spot, that is ).
837 ( G-837 )
nice warm sound in triode mode, G2 and G3 connected via resistors to plate
+B 310V Rg3 1,2k Rg2 0,1k total 62mA, cathode bias.
OTP 3,2k 100mA TTG-34SE
nice warm sound in triode mode, G2 and G3 connected via resistors to plate
+B 310V Rg3 1,2k Rg2 0,1k total 62mA, cathode bias.
OTP 3,2k 100mA TTG-34SE
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