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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Hi guys,
I'm going to have a shot at a very simple cathode follower pre-amp but using both sides of double triode like the 6N6P for the left and right channels. I have attached a photo (don't have any software to design these yet; if anyone knows of a good freeware please advise). How does this look? |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Calgary, Alberta
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![]() Quickly brushing my error aside what I was trying to achieve was using a single double triode for a stereo pre-amp. I've read that there shouldn't be any crosstalk between the channels. This was basically a design taken from a DecaWare driver stage. |
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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What is the purpose of C1? If it's meant to be a cathode bypass, that's not the way to do it.
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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The circuit has other problems besides C1. The output caps are too small if you ever want to drive a power amp with 100K or lower input impedance for example. I think you should either look for a published preamp project or work through a book like Morgan Jones on learning to design one.
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I've got my Aikido up and running on the breadboard right now. Very nice Quote:
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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dont worry about it, most of us have done far worse.
As others have suggested, read morgan jones "valve amplifiers". this is a section on cathode followers that will answer all your questions. its a lot of learning in one book. |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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thks guys.
In the meantime JB's journals are great. Got some other pdf files from some other members. What I was trying to achieve was using both sides of the triode, for both channels. This is one channel of a very simple design that I'd like to modify using the same triode for both channels. How would I apply this concept to this design? |
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Planning to use it as a versatile linestage, either with SS amps or tube amps. Maybe too much gain for a SS amp but the 6N6P is one of the tubes with a low gain, 16-24. |
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