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GM70 IT PP

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i rebuilt the GM70 PP with smps professional psu,
two meanwell 24V and 12V and four airplane modules HT 315V500mA
few chokes and caps and power supply its very light weight.
audio the same ITdriver EL34 or 6E6P-E
 

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mistake on post "41" to resume: input transformer to 6E6P-E triode mode to bifiliar IT to EL34 or 6P3S-E driving Sowter splitter IT for GM70PP to output transformer lather i change input tube to parallel 6N1P-EV so no capacitor link but input transformer and two IT , no feedback,floating output 4/8/16ohm only cathode caps on signal path power supply capacitors are Kemet and RIFA long life thanks for readings
 

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The last few years have been too lean to spend much on audio but I landed a great job, moved my wife and I to Albuquerque two months ago and just this weekend I unpacked my unfinished GM70. I need about 50 bucks worth of parts and we are both working full time so now I have the money but no time!!!

I vowed to spend at least an hour a night on it and how to have it up and running by the end of the month....but first I have to assemble my work bench and find my tools ;>)

Revising this thread has given me hope.
 
HV smps like these i use in my amplifier become available by
http://www.mouser.fr/ProductDetail/...5PRBMPTWcaQfhArPaNvLN50hhHX/7X/5Jl3Xv5N9FLg==
http://www.mouser.fr/ProductDetail/Mean-Well/HVGC-320-700A/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMt5PRBMPTWcaQfhArPaNvLN50hhHX%2f7X%2f5Jl3Xv5N9FLg%3d%3d
3 of thems in series you get 400/800/1200VDC 0.7A
just need a choke and few long life good caps and you can built your
GM70 GK71 845 813 etc
just see

Hi Claudio,

interesting PS units you have found there. Just a fast question: the ones you linked to are specified for constant current output. Are yours constant current output as well, or constant voltage? Constant currents doesn't look right into this amp.

Cheers! erik
 
Hi claudiomas,

I am not doubting it works - I was just wondering because these two units are meant for constant current - while we actually "want" a constant voltage to feed an amplifier. I am curious how these units can be made to work as constant voltage PS.

Thanks! Erik
 
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