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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: quebec
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hi
In my amp i use 6vac -5% for the heaters and i was sure in my mind to get the best long life for my tube but now i read some thread saying -5% is the strict minimum and now i m not sure . my tubes are indirect heated triode: 6SN7 5ma ~25% of pa max. 6AS7 70ma ~60% of pa max. i would like to get your opinions on my low 6vac and % of pa max. for my tubes thanks |
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Pffbt. 10,000 hours minimum.
You do realize that you're practically running more heater than plate dissipation in the 'AS7? What a waste... Tim
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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hi Sch3mat1c
Pffbt. 10,000 hours minimum. .......it s more or less than normal 6.3 vac tube life You do realize that you're practically running more heater than plate dissipation in the 'AS7? What a waste... .......i don t realize but you r right :-) but it s the only way i found to get zout=50ohm with just 6db feedback and the 6AS7 is not easy to drive to :-) but 6AS7 is great tube to do special thing impossible with other tube |
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