Hi guys!
I need a quality schematics for buffer or project for my CD player with Russian tube 6n1p-EV.
Thanks for the help!
I need a quality schematics for buffer or project for my CD player with Russian tube 6n1p-EV.
Thanks for the help!
Here is a low voltage version I found googleing.
Google Afbeeldingen resultaat voor http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_uIURzAJc9_w/TUUf5S_9klI/AAAAAAAAASg/ykvBJV8o8_M/s1600/skema.jpg
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Just curious, what's the purpose of adding such tube buffer in the signal chain?
I guess any CD player has low enough output impedance to drive most anything.
I guess any CD player has low enough output impedance to drive most anything.
Just curious, what's the purpose of adding such tube buffer in the signal chain?
I guess any CD player has low enough output impedance to drive most anything.
Hi,
Tube sound!!!😉

cheers!

Build the one suggested in post #2.
The one shown in post #6 is a mess.
For the #2 one, you can get the +/-30V or thereabouts (it's not that critical, higher is better) from your power amp ... which of course I guess is not a Tube one.
By the way, I have commercially sold such tube buffers , under the brand name "Valvulizer" (tm) for those who insist on having some orange glow in their amps ... but I consider them a scam (yes, my own too). 🙁
The one shown in post #6 is a mess.
For the #2 one, you can get the +/-30V or thereabouts (it's not that critical, higher is better) from your power amp ... which of course I guess is not a Tube one.
By the way, I have commercially sold such tube buffers , under the brand name "Valvulizer" (tm) for those who insist on having some orange glow in their amps ... but I consider them a scam (yes, my own too). 🙁
Hi Bas Horneman!Here is a low voltage version I found googleing.
Google Afbeeldingen resultaat voor http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_uIURzAJc9_w/TUUf5S_9klI/AAAAAAAAASg/ykvBJV8o8_M/s1600/skema.jpg
What should be changed in the schematics if the voltage is increased to +/-42V?😕
thank you!
I can answer that one: raise cathode resistors, R3 and R31 to 15K or 22K.
As I said earlier, the higher the voltage the better.
I used rails between +/-42V and +/-70V for what basically is the same circuit.
That tube (or most others) will be *really* happy with 160V (total) voltage or higher, so any step you take in that direction is fine.
As I said earlier, the higher the voltage the better.
I used rails between +/-42V and +/-70V for what basically is the same circuit.
That tube (or most others) will be *really* happy with 160V (total) voltage or higher, so any step you take in that direction is fine.
Power supply?
Is this power supply can be used?
Is this power supply can be used?
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I want to compile special unit quality tube buffer with 6n1p-EV or 6922 for my CD-player.😉What voltage are your Power Amp rails?
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Wavebourn'shttp://www.diyaudio.com/forums/tubes-valves/171047-variable-harmonizer.html is what you need
I want to compile special unit quality tube buffer with 6n1p-EV or 6922 for my CD-player.😉
Yes, that much I know 😀, but what will you use to listen to it? 😕
Hi Cookj!Wavebourn'shttp://www.diyaudio.com/forums/tubes-valves/171047-variable-harmonizer.html is what you need
What is included of the varijable-harmonizer, please a little explain 😱😕
Thanks
Hi,Yes, that much I know 😀, but what will you use to listen to it? 😕
Enjoy to tube/valve sound!!😉


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