Help needed on Regulated power supply on Class A 6L6 amp

[gerrittube]

I guess the 470K across the B+ is the bleeder resistor to allow the capacitors to discharge. As you may know this is required for your own safety.

 

[waltube]

Just to add one more info
this is a pcb of the circuit I post earlier . two channel indipendent

 

[mikeydee77]

That looks a lot better than my tag board... LOL Thanks for sharing.

 

[mikeydee77]

I guess the 470K across the B+ is the bleeder resistor to allow the capacitors to discharge. As you may know this is required for your own safety.

Ah OK cool, thanks for clarifying. I thought it might be something else to help with stability but wasn't sure.

 

[Robert H. Gribnau]

If the currentwise the entire signal variability would be stuck on the power supply, than where does the current that drives the loudspeaker come from?

I think you overlook the role the output transformer is playing in this (storing and releasing energy with signal).

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