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6N1P mu=33 like ECC88, 6DJ8 Consider ECC82/12AU7 mu=17
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: leeuwarden, netherlands
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Hitting myself
i was so fixed on this one problem that i overlooked something as simple as the input pot and it's value..... simulated it with a circuitprogram and it turns out you can set ratios to the input voltage!! how could i've been so stupid to completely overlook this???? well i got my answer now!! .....reducing gain with feedback looks interesting but really i should be able to get it working without before i will be able to use nfb..i just don't know how to use/implement it....
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