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Finally completed my tri-channel amp...suitably called frontrow..rugby fans will now what I mean..if not still a meaningfull name puts you on the frontrow of a cinema/concert ;-)
Have listened for 2 evenings now and it ....well... it makes me a proud and happy man.. For details http://home.zonnet.nl/horneman/6c41c.htm |
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: New Zealand
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Wow! nice work...
Love that wood look, really makes it look old-world... What are the ratings on those triodes and where do you get them? |
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With a name like frontrow..it had to be a Kiwi to reply first! :-)
I'm originally a South African, now living in Holland, hence my love of rugby... Back to business. Here are a couple of links.. http://www.tubes.ru/techinfo/AmateurRadio/6c41c-b.html http://www.next-power.net/next-tube/Data/6C41C.xls http://www.jogis-roehrenbude.de/Russian/6C41C.htm http://www.mclink.it/com/audiomatica/tubes/6c41.htm and you can get them from KWTUBES on eBay or directly from http://kwtubes.s5.com/ in Lithuania..From Gintaras Sakenas..great to do business with.. Great contact and speedy handling of order..only drawback (IMHO) is bidpay since there is no paypal in Lithuania yet. But since you are a Kiwi and first to reply, I'll send you a pair if you mail me your adres... |
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looks pretty neat
![]() the woodwork is great. sound good?? I had a russian DHT coming a while back, but it broke in the mail ![]() ( a couple 807's made it though, ill have to give them a shot.. probably for guitar though). I've got some 6159's (25v heater version of the 6146 transmitting tube). I think I will try them in AB, if I ever get the iron for it.. nice work! |
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Thanks for the compliments...
What DHT did you get? that broke...I have a couple of russian GU 13 that I want to use in a future ..future project... a guitar amp is also a project that I want to do..just for fun...i don't play guitar ...but what the hell The woodwork is pretty plain..2 boxes with a top...that has a profile routed in...but it turned out quite nice if I may say so myself.. It sounds very good...tremendous detail..nice mid's and high..bass is not super..but can be improved if I bypass the cathode..even then it is not super but that is also limited by my speakers ofcourse (mission761) but i find that that muddles up the mids a little.(cathode bypass that is) .so i've actually left it unbypassed.. ...it's the best amp i've ever had/made....I still can't believe I actually built it..and it works? Hum is only audible if I put my ear to within 1meter of a speaker..It worked right "out of the box" so to speak and I had to do no debugging to get it this quiet.. it's choke input and I did not know that choke input could be so quiet..i always thought that it would be noisier... Good luck with the 6146 project... |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Belgium
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Hi South Africa,
Congrats on your amplifier. Time to debug the residual hum now? Subjectively cathode bypass caps do slow down transient attacks and dynamics don't they? Had a look at your site as well,it's cute too! Rgds,
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Hi Frank,
Thanks for the compliment on the website and amp... What Hum????? ;-) Last night put up in a 15uF Audyn cap as bypass..so if I understand correctly I'll have everything above around 20Hz fed back..but the treble sounded horrible that way...so I added a 0,056 russian teflon cap...voila...a lot better. Sounds pretty good and I will keep it like this for a while before I start tuning it.. Regards, Bas |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Belgium
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Hi Bas,
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Since I have no idea about the efficiency of the Mission 761 I was just wondering if it could still be improved upon. If it doesn't bother you the better. See you,
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Hi Frank,
I know..but I was just trying to be funny.. The hum is so little that it does not bother me..but I might try in futere one or two things..I am quite limited because of the space I have inside the amp... Cheers, Bas |
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