No, it's not tested just simulated.
Regards
Make a layout and I will test it. 😀
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I will test A10, so I can make a layout this weekend, ok?
Other problem: I have a few 6N1P, no ECC88 or 12AU7. Can I use the 6N1P to build a V10? And if possible, what changes are needed?
regards Olaf
Other problem: I have a few 6N1P, no ECC88 or 12AU7. Can I use the 6N1P to build a V10? And if possible, what changes are needed?
regards Olaf
I have used 6N1P in place of ECC88. It draws more current on the heater but the pinout is the same.
Please share the layout when you're ready.
Thanks, Terry
Please share the layout when you're ready.
Thanks, Terry
Hi Terry, ok.
I will make a layout for A10. Very nice project, I'm really curious to see how the amplifier compared to A9 sound.
regards Olaf
I will make a layout for A10. Very nice project, I'm really curious to see how the amplifier compared to A9 sound.
regards Olaf
Hi Terry, ok.
I will make a layout for A10. Very nice project, I'm really curious to see how the amplifier compared to A9 sound.
regards Olaf
A10 or V10, A10 use 2SK117 FET input.
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I'm too. But A10 first.
You can use A10 pcb for test V10 with tube out of bord.
Regards
V10 needs a heater circuit for the tube. Am I correct in assuming it only uses half the tube?
Thanks, Terry
Thanks, Terry
V10 needs a heater circuit for the tube. Am I correct in assuming it only uses half the tube?
Thanks, Terry
Yes, 6,3V to pins 4 and 5 of ECC88. Single tube (dual triode) can be use for stereo amp.
Regards
Sounds good. Maybe you can do a stereo preamp using one tube. That would be very interesting.
Sounds good. Maybe you can do a stereo preamp using one tube. That would be very interesting.
I do that long time ago.
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Awesome! Is it for sharing?
Yes
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/analog-line-level/162125-tube-ss-preamp-3.html
Looks interesting. Pretty high voltage. I'll have to order some caps. I don't have any that high.
Looks interesting. Pretty high voltage. I'll have to order some caps. I don't have any that high.
You can use 250V caps instead 400V.
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