About QUAD 606

In fact, I have already produced QUAD707. So there's no need to make QUAD606 again
However, due to some DIYER currently producing QUAD606 (TO3 transistor version)
I think this version is too difficult to install.
Moreover, QUAD707 has a relatively large width.
So I made QUAD606
In fact, he is almost indistinguishable from QUAD707.
Okay. It's just a difference in appearance. So I don't need to repeat the characteristics of this amplifier.
You can refer to QUAD707.
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/quad-707-diy.399543/
It's just that its shape is a bit different. It is more like the installation method of L20 amplifier.
I think it can replace QUAD405. It is indeed more effective than QUAD405.
There are many circuit introductions available online on QUAD606. Interested parties can simply go to Baidu.
 

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After I created the first version of QUAD 606. Found some minor issues.
Its signal-to-noise ratio is not particularly high. Then I improved.
Now it's the second version. I omitted the first version of 20UH. Later discovered. This inductance cannot be omitted. So the second version added 20UH.
Then I assembled a self listening device. There is almost no noise. It's great.
 

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