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Look for EL33 PP structure circuit
Can everybody help to offer? ;)
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one of my favorites from Vaccuum State Electronics
http://www.vacuumstate.com/schematics/pp-1c_s.gif dave |
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http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...threadid=55148 |
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http://www.mif.pg.gda.pl/homepages/f...001/e/EL33.gif dave |
To continue... go looking for circuits for EL84/6BQ5, 6AQ5, 6V6, EL95, ELL80, adjust the cathode circuit and power supply as necessary....
dave |
http://www2u.biglobe.ne.jp/~tossie/6V6-E.html
Thank you very much for the help of dave and leadbelly. :D
http://artifactaudio.com/EL33specs.JPG Ask dave again. Please tell me? In the webpage "Two valves in Push-Pull". Va=250V Vg2=250V Rk=140 ohm Vin=13V I can change the circuit of this 6V6 below its Va , Vg2, Rk and Vin, make it become circuit of EL33 PP? http://www2u.biglobe.ne.jp/~tossie/6V6-E.html Make having 296V in the picture into 250V, Rk =250 ohm is changed into 140 ohm, Make with 18V into 13V. Can become EL33 PP in this way? Thanks.:D |
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http://www2u.biglobe.ne.jp/~tossie/6V6PP.sch.gif pretty much... i'd put a CCS on the cathodes of the long tail pair and just use it as the phase splitter and gain stage (you might need a higher gain tube) -- this would eliminate the 1st 2 stages. dave |
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Sorry ! What is CCS? :dead: If use this circuit below, OK? http://www.tubecity.com.tw/images/cir3.gif Or change the 1st 2 stages (first 6sn7) into EF86 etc . high gain tube? But change into high gain tube, so become bad linearly? Thanks. |
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something like this is what i suggest (note similarities to PP1C above) dave |
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