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6N1 6P14 PP 12 watts schematic

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In addition to the previously mentioned Merlinb (Valve Wizard) cathodyne, a favorite version of a push-pull EL84 amp using that type of driver circuit is Morgan Jones' 'Bevois Valley'. It's on page 454 (figure 6.35) of his "Valve Amplifiers" 3rd Edition.
Valve Amplifiers - Morgan Jones - Google Books

You can see the schematic in the preview linked above.

6N1P isn't the same as an ECC88, but it's in the ballpark.
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Thank you so much Rongon,

Do you have high voltage regulator to drop B+ 320VDC to 285VDC as in the book?
 

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Can you provide schematic please?

This is an UL circuit with 8k output transformer. Output power is 15 W with about 1 Vrms input voltage. Less than 10 dB GNFB is used. Fixed bias output stage gives higher output level and lower THD.

The above 'Bevois Valley' needs modifications to voltage amplifier/cathodyne if 6N1P is used.
 

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Thanks! This could be an alternative to "El cheapo" amp style . I already have many 12AT7 (or ecc81) to make an LTP but 6N1P tubes are not expensive.


This is an UL circuit with 8k output transformer. Output power is 15 W with about 1 Vrms input voltage. Less than 10 dB GNFB is used. Fixed bias output stage gives higher output level and lower THD.

The above 'Bevois Valley' needs modifications to voltage amplifier/cathodyne if 6N1P is used.
 
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