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6N1P preamp too much gain...

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JojoD818 said:
I would really love to know what your friend's preamp sounds like.

The linestage (ie 12B4 buffer to drive the cable) is still in the parts gathering phase, but the phono stage does quite well. It starts loosing it in the high freq and the dynamics department when you hook it up to drive cables and the passive attenuator at the front of the power amp, and when connected to his current LS (a foreplay) you gain that back, but at the expense of some (euphoric) coloration. The thing has enuff power supply for a modest power amp which really helps it along.

dave
 

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Hi,

It is actually a series pass regulator IB.

That + a capmultiplier.

A while ago I posted the equivalent of it but using tubes for a higher voltage B+ as it was used by Studer Revox in a preamp.

Here's one I use as a second regulator and capmultiplier for a 24VDC 300mA supply.

Cheers,😉
 

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