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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Hi
Two questions: I've got a pair of Quad II cloned OPT and interested in building Quad II (KT66). The KT66 is quite expensive, however, just wonder if the 6P3S-E can be used as KT66's direct replacement? ALso, beyond the heater requirement, can GU-50 can be used in this Quad II (KT66) schematic too? Thanks. |
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работник
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ГУ50/GU50 sits in a different socket, and likes higher voltage than KT66. I wouldn't try that.
6П3С-Е/6P3S-E should be fine, so long as you can adjust the anode current. |
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Can chinese "6L6-GC" is pretty inexpensive (though the quality of builds appearently is not as good as 6P3S-E) be used as its output tubes too? |
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работник
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65mA is allowed for the 6П3С-Е, but see that the anode voltage is low enough. At 20W disspation, the 6П3С-Е lasts forever. you can run it higher than this, but the life will go down.
The 6L6GC Shuguang that I received a few weeks ago was made to the old 6П3С (not -E) design, meaning rated for lower voltages. The assembly looked very rough, and the valve compares badly to the 6П3С-Е. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Look like your recommentation is 6P3S-E ( 6П3С-Е ) then. Thanks! Cheers, |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: UK
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6P3S-E is good but as said, don't go above 20w on its plate
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Gwynedd North Wales
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It's going to be a quad II type amplifier, not a Quad II. NOS KT66 are expensive - modern retro are not, and they can sound very good. It's like replicating a speaker design but using different speakers and cabinet.
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Near Glasgow Scotland
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Where did you get the output transformers
Stuart |
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