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I have 2 tubes Tesla E34L without use & want to do two SE triode mono amps with only 1 tube per channel, I am looking nice design & schematics, any help will welcome.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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![]() But I do not suggest triode connection as you wanted to build. This circuit is an UL-connected output stage. It's sensitivity is some 0,5 Vrms for 50 mW out. So with a CD-player having 2 Vrms output voltage you can get some 0,5...0,6 W, while full capability of this circuit is some 10 to 11 W out. This requires some 8,7 Vrms input voltage. If this circuit were triode connected the sensitivity would be much lower. To get 50 mW out, some 1,7 Vrms input voltage is needed. The full power of triode connection is about 6 W. To get this, you would need almost 19 Vrms input voltage. To get a real SE-amplifier, a voltage amplifying stage must be added before the EL34. Then the triode connection would have some sense. |
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2 tubes Sovtek 12AX7WXT 2 tubes Sovtek 12AXTWA 2 tubes Sovtek 6922 4 tubes RSD ECC83 2 tubes Siemens E283CC 1 tube National ECC82 3 tubes EI long anode ECC81 4 tubes EI long anode ECC83 3 tubes EI long anode ECC82 Any suggestion will welcome, thanks. |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Bulgaria
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ECC82 is more suitable for prestage with very good sound.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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![]() I calculated this amplifier with 12AX7 / ECC83. Connected as above the amplification of 1st stage is about 51. Therefore the sensitivity becomes 8,7 V / 51 = 170 mV. Then there is also some gain reserve to add suitable amount of negative feedback. I selected the input sensitivity of 0,5 Vrms for full output. Then the amount of feedback would be 20 log (0,5 V / 0,17 V) = 9,4 dB. This will give reasonable low output impedance, lower distortion and improved frequency response. Quote:
would lead to worse final result. The required input voltage would be essentially higher or there would be no spare gain to utilize NFB. |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Bulgaria
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I, prefer IMO, tube with good sound, than tube with good gain....
For me, sound is more important than gain! ![]() And ECC82 is soundingbetter and its gain is enough to drive E34L from every CD or cassette player or RIAA.... Last edited by azazello; 11th December 2010 at 10:23 PM. |
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But the fact is that the gain of single ECC82-half is not sufficient. The input sensitivity would be some 0,65 Vrms without negative feedback. Although the 1 Vrms input level would be acceptable, there would be only some 3 dB left for NFB. This would lead to insufficient loudspeaker damping and just average linearity. However, as such, somebody could say that it sounds great. But for me, the amplifier must sound good and perfomd good at tests. |
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