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I spend 6 months to complete 2 monoblocks
6C33C + 6SL7 http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/red...bum?.dir=/dcce Nice sounding amp., warm with details, plenty power. |
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: U.K.
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Nice work Redwine
Are you going to show us the schematic? |
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nice effort... bet you feel good hey? it always feels good when you finnish a project.. especially when you finally get to hear it!
apart from that, maybe you should've posted in the photo galery thread... a dedicated thread for dedicated people like you dedicated enough to take photo's and put them up on the net... something i would do if i could be bothered... but that's another story. cheers |
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Hi,
They are James Audio Transformer. I place the order for the manufacturer for 2 power and 2 output transformers (600 ohm). I will show u the schematic later on. The circuit is really very very simple. 5 - 6 pcs. of resistor + 1 pcs. coupling capacitor + 2 tubes This power monoblock is very hot as the filament current is high. Rgds, Redwine. |
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The schematic is here.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Yokohama
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Hello. I recommend you to indicate that the original schematic diagram of your amplifier was presented by Mr. Yoshio Nasu in a Japanese magazine named "Radio technology." I believe it is a matter of courtesy.
Regards. |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Belleville, IL.
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Gavin |
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Thanks for all of the members appreciation.
Actually the schematic diagram is download from website. I really appreciated the design of this circuit as I understand that simple is the best. Before I consider which project to start, I think about various type of tubes and circuit...... I dont want to look for expensive power tubes just like WE300B, Genalex KT88....... My Requirement at my first thinking : 1) Single end Class A 2) Power 12W above 3) Triode output 4) Simple circut design with NO negative feedback Finally I decided either 6C33C or GM70.....but consider the operating voltage for 6C33C is lower than GM70 (high voltage is more dangerous), so that is the choice. I make this thread is just want to share my happiness with all diyers. Rgds, Red |
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