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Join Date: Oct 2004
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hello all this is my first time workin with tubes i picked up this turn table /radio consol the other day with thinkin i could use the tube amplifier as a guitar amplifier to my surprise it was a unit that had able to work in stereo any way i stripped it down and was able to strip awy the radio unit and was left with a pre amp and then the amplificatin unit itself now i have a bunch of tubes left over most are valvo types and a couple of siemens and some telefunken my qustions are am i able to use this so i can bridge the amplifier and second is there any noob projects that i can make a tube type distortion pedal please if u need any more info i can post more
and yes im being carefull but bein electricuted been there done that |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Midwest Madman
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Valvo, and telefunkens can be valuable if they are the right numbers. Worst case scenerio you have a lot of good donor parts for a better project! Trout |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: North Derbyshire
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Apart from that, list the valve numbers and how many of them there are - that will enable us to suggest what you can do. But first point, you DON'T normally bridge valve amplifiers - they aren't accurate enough, and the output transformers mean there's no point.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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hey i apologize for my punctation grammar isnt my specialty .
The tubes i have are 2 ell80 ,3 ecc83 , 1 ef80 ,1 ech81 1 ef89 ,1 ec81,1 aem86 and a few more with rubbed off numbers . the reason i asked about bridging i should have asked if i could hook up my guitar on both left and right channels simuntaniously without to much interferance . I cant tell what kind of console it was,beacause there were no tags on it . Now there is a tag on the transformer that says nordmende r 89 not sure if that helps i would like to make a distortion pedal if i can with the left over parts there are a few resistors and diodes etc thanx |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: North Derbyshire
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ELL80's are double output pentodes, so you have two push/pull amplifiers, one for each channel - the ECC83's are audio double triodes, used as phase-splitters and preamps.
Have a look at this circuit which I found with a quick google!.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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thanx for the quick response nigel but for me that circuit is way to hard for me to understand . My knowledge in electronics is basic
ive been googlin it also and found lots of info i figure may be i will just use these channels seperatly |
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