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24th February 2007, 07:16 PM
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6N6G looks like a great audio tube. . .
Why isn't it used more? I was just going through my tube stash and decided to finally look up these things. Turns out the tube is a dual triode, dc coupled internally. It requires no biasing and input grid is at 0 volts but doesn't draw a current. Gain is 58 and output is 4 watts into 7K load. Unfortunately, I can't find curves on the tube.
Anybody have experience with these? Looks like input can be R or rc coupled and you just wire a transformer in series with the tube and connect the cathode to B-. |
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24th February 2007, 09:15 PM
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Location: big smoke
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Not sure if I trust an unlabeled set of curves:
http://simpletube.com/zboard/zboard....sc=asc&no=2521 |
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