![]() |
Hi-end 845 with only two stage
2 Attachment(s)
yesterday evening I have started some measurement about 6HV5A used like 845 driver.
The schematic was very simple: inductance on anode, Rk = 100ohm, Ck = 470uF, Rg = 75Kohm and output capacitor 2.2uF on 33 or 100Kohm load. With medium voltage operation (about 600V) these tubes give low sperformances because distortion is high 1.1% at 25Vrms. The good result are obtain using 980V and 100ohm on catode to keep the power nead the 30w (35w is the maximun allowed), bias about 30mA. With these value I have got the good 1% at 120Vrms on 33Kohm load. The freq. response is limited to 50Hz(-3db) with 20H but it will be 10Hz(-3db) using 100H 50mA Sowter 8982. The voltage amplification is 120/0.7=155x. audiodesign has attached this image: Click the thumbnail to see the original image. |
Finally the first test result using 6HV5A to drive 845
6HV5A loaded by 20H (Rdc=70ohm) and Rk=100ohm Ck=220uF 950V 28mA 845 loades by Tango X-10S 10K/8ohm Vg=150v Rg=22Kohm 950V 100mA 10Vrms on 8ohm with 2% thd Interstage 2.2uF // 0.33uF Audyn-Cap Plus Very good sound Very good voltage gain Power can be increased using 1100V instead of 950v Soon next test and photos |
2 Attachment(s)
Clio measurement
10Vrms on 8ohm |
2 Attachment(s)
The 20H inductance is only for this first test.
I am thinking to change this with LL1668/25mA See actual frequency response |
|
2 Attachment(s)
test environment
Soon measurement with Lundahl AM output trasf. series |
Good work so far, watching the development of this.
|
2 Attachment(s)
This is the first schematic
|
Andrea
did you try, or will you try, a grid choke for the 845? Things get usually better with them Ciao Gianluca |
Hi Andrea,
I am right now in the process of building your 'New 845' with the EL34/845 combo. This one looks a lot simpler. How does it compare? Can it be driven direct from a CD player I am just about to finalise the power transformer order. Should I hold off? I would love to see a schematic of your power supply. Cheers, Rob |
| All times are GMT. The time now is 06:44 AM. |
vBulletin Optimisation provided by
vB Optimise (Pro) -
vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2013 DragonByte Technologies Ltd. (Resources saved on this page: MySQL 30.00%)
Copyright ©1999-2013 diyAudio