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Well, I posted a thread regarding a couple tubes that I did not know what to do with, but I think I came up with a idea. Now I just need some professional help. It is focused around the 2c22/7193 tube. Similar to the 6sn7. I have attached a schematic I found on Bob Danielak website for a small power ampifiler. My first question is what do you think? And what would be a good primary on the output transformer. Think I could use a 125ESE? Thanks for the help. I have a case of these tubes and I need to build something with them. Driving me crazy...
kappajoe


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Yeah I know it is alittle much, but I have these tubes and really have nothing better to do with them. They are very interesting tubes (look like Mikey mouse). Thanks for helping and continue please. Do you think my idea with the 125ese will work?
thanks
 
Why not go for an OTL style deal with the 6SN7?

I've seen designs using a variation on the futterman style.. lemme look..

eg. http://hem.passagen.se/ebcpecz/Tube/Headphone/images/amp_schematic.gif

you could use a different tube for the gain & splitter. If you used a split (+/-) supply, you could get rid of the output cap(s) as well.

I assume it would like a little higher than 32ohm though. I think ive seen other designs (srpp), but that might just be my brain going funny ;-)
 
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