I built a PP 807 amp as my main amp, it sounds fantastic. I use UL operation instead of triode and cathode bias instead of fixed, but apart from that it is similar to the one at http://hollowstate.netfirms.com/DIY_files/777.gif from the Mapletree Audio website.
I would recmmend 807s, they are great sounding valves, lots of power and cheap as chips.
I would recmmend 807s, they are great sounding valves, lots of power and cheap as chips.
another 807 PP
Go to www.triodedick.com -> projects -> topcap.
A 807 push pull amplifier with a 6SL7 as phase splitter.
Go to www.triodedick.com -> projects -> topcap.
A 807 push pull amplifier with a 6SL7 as phase splitter.
PP 807 williamson
I have a PP 807-6sn7 mono williamson amp that was a DIY project built in the mid 1950's by a friends father who is now RIP. I gotta say that 50's rock never sounded better than on this amp. The first time I listened to "at the hop" on this amp was a real eye opener. The whole mix just sounded right. the balance between the vocals and the drums were perfect. My SRPP 6as7 can't treat stuff from th 50's as well as the pp 807 amp can.
Go for it!
Robert Morin
I have a PP 807-6sn7 mono williamson amp that was a DIY project built in the mid 1950's by a friends father who is now RIP. I gotta say that 50's rock never sounded better than on this amp. The first time I listened to "at the hop" on this amp was a real eye opener. The whole mix just sounded right. the balance between the vocals and the drums were perfect. My SRPP 6as7 can't treat stuff from th 50's as well as the pp 807 amp can.
Go for it!
Robert Morin
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