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18th November 2006, 12:18 PM
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Hello Unison845,
I am in the process of building and 833A amp and noticed that your design is a lot more compact than all others out there and I am very impressed that you can use the same circuit to drive the Eimac 250TL tubes in your other amp. I also like the simplicity of the drive circuit developed by Tubelab.com: http://www.tubelab.com/833SE.htm but would like to compare how your design differs from his before I embark on a full-fledged build. I am currently just building the power supplies. Would you mind sharing the schematic? Thanks, -- josé k. jose_korneluk AT bellsouth.net |
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