A diamond in the rough
Well, I ended up drawing up the schematic for this old girl. I'm sure I don't have the output transformer drawn correctly but I have the color of the leads and where they go. Frank, I still hate drawing schematics!
A special thanks to Michael for his help and patience in getting these things going. I have learned about field coils as a result.
Putting out a healthy 18-20 watts these amps sound great. Dispite their age they were quiet hum wise and deliver very nice sound. As I result I have become a fan of the 6L6GC tube. The price was right too, 4 for $100.00 shipped.
Being that they used field coils would they have been from the 40's or 50's era?
J
Well, I ended up drawing up the schematic for this old girl. I'm sure I don't have the output transformer drawn correctly but I have the color of the leads and where they go. Frank, I still hate drawing schematics!
A special thanks to Michael for his help and patience in getting these things going. I have learned about field coils as a result.
Putting out a healthy 18-20 watts these amps sound great. Dispite their age they were quiet hum wise and deliver very nice sound. As I result I have become a fan of the 6L6GC tube. The price was right too, 4 for $100.00 shipped.
Being that they used field coils would they have been from the 40's or 50's era?
J
Hi,
Uebung macht den Meister...IOW, practice and you'll get there.
Something like that, yes.
The 6L6 is the grandmother of an awful lot of circuits and tubes alike.
Cheers,
Frank, I still hate drawing schematics!
Uebung macht den Meister...IOW, practice and you'll get there.
Being that they used field coils would they have been from the 40's or 50's era?
Something like that, yes.
The 6L6 is the grandmother of an awful lot of circuits and tubes alike.
Cheers,
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