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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Hi and sorry for the noob question.
Im looking to build an amplifier that calls for a 5U4 rectifier. A friend gave me two GZ34. Can a GZ34 replace a 5U4 without modification to the circuit ? Where can I find documentation on each of the tubes ? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: somewhere in Australia
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gz34 has less max voltage and current limits. so it may work. it may also not work. read up on the datasheet and compare. ps. most b+ schematics would state the voltage output but not the current. so you may find that voltage wise, it's okay but when you power it on, a single gz34 won't be enough. you can always use always parallel 2x gz34 to make sure you have enough current. |
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Look here http://www.tubedata.info/
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: oosterhout
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http://tdsl.duncanamps.com/show.php?des=5U4
very accurate and detailled information as well and much much more there to spend some time on.. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Thanks for the datasheet links
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