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My new project MC phono stage , with 6SL7 WGT , the results are excellent about noise and sound, but difficult to find low noise suks tubes 🙂
 

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gianis said:
My new project MC phono stage , with 6SL7 WGT , the results are excellent about noise and sound, but difficult to find low noise suks tubes 🙂
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Very Nice looking piece!
Did the transformers orriginally have chrome on the bells or did you get it done yourself? Who is the maker of those trannies?

Cheers, Shawn.
 
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ddd said:

10x
Nice and cheep for beginners. Or for experienced who doesn't need (and doesn't like) high power in small room (like me) 🙂
And what's the second link for?
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http://www.diyforums.org/millett.html

This is a link to the tube headphone/Pre amp details. I bought the PCB when a group buy was started over at www.headfi.com.

Here is a site with lots of info on the diamond buffers that are in the pre amp: http://www.diamondstar.de/dDB_overview.html

I will add some pics of both amps when on. All the tubes light up in red.
 
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rdf said:
Slick! What did you use for the headphone amp's case? It looks very similar to the car phone RF amp I'm trying to shoehorn a Gainclone into.
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The headphone amp case is a Hammond. http://www.hammondmfg.com/1455.htm

Edit: I asked a question in another thread but I have not heard a response. Its in regards to turning on the S-5 Electronics K-12M amp when nothing is connected. If you know why this should not be done, please post your answer in this thread: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=920326#post920326
 
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