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If you where to use any of these tubes in SE to drive the treble and midrange.Wich one would you chose for cleanest sound?I plan to use
850v.
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Try GM70
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Guys your out of toppic..
I have a chassie with 6,3v for the tubes..
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The 211, and 845 have 10 volt filaments. I think they lack a little in finesse for a mids/tweeter amplifier as compared to say a 45, 2A3, PX25, 1625 or similar unless you need a lot of power..
Transformers with really good HF extension are more easily and less expensively realized with primaries of 5K or less. The 572B is an unfamiliar animal so I'll ignore it for now. IMO None of the tubes on your list would be my first choice for a midrange or tweeter amp. How much power do you really need?
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As the 845 and 211 have 10V filaments you have answered your own question. I would recommend the 572-30 or 572-10 as a viable tube, more linear.
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hi all,
I was newbie of this thread, let me share some of my comment. If te budget enough I will suggest to use emission Lab 520-V3 from Jac music. I use , diy & test for vintage & moderen tube already. FInally I choose 520-V3. Take a look the data of 520-V3. filament was 5V only. Lower filament will lower noise, low plate resistance so the OPT will approx 2~2.3K will enough!! power & test god sound. 1) High Power application 520B Typical Data Note: Only possible with Autobias. Plate Voltage 530V Plate Dissipation 69Watt Plate Current 130mA Grid Voltage -124Volt Plate Impedance (Rp) 470Ohms Amplification Factor 4.0 Transconductance (Gm) 8,5mA/V Power Output in Class A 23Watt Load Impedance (Ra) 1000-2400Ohm Grid resistor 47kOhm pls take a look photos I design for my friend's KR KT-1610 SE amp. thx thomas
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Do you know how much this tube is in USD or EURO? Found no price.
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But anyway, I´m going to build something with GM70 someday, I have all the ironwares left from an 813 SE project that never happened. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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hi soundbrigade,
its in Euro. hi Fuling, Actually I did not suggest U try 813 SE. since 813 was a high voltage, low current beam tetrode. U like connect the tube & use in triode rating??? can U share with me. Looks GM70 was close to 845. I am not sure. Will U prepare a 845 SE tube amp. can we share experience?? thx thomas |
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