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A simple improvement would be to use a 6922 instead of the 5670. You'd cut the output impedance roughly in half, which is rather high in this design.
(I would absolutely use a cathode bypass cap) |
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Thanks audiowse. Will try it.
Do you recommend any specific brand?
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Question about the cathode resistor capacitor voltage.
I measured 1 volt across the cathode resistor. Would a 47uF 25v electrolytic be safe or does the voltage across it change with a signal? I picked up a 60uF MKP 300vac, but it will not fit in the case. They are 2.25"D x 2"L. thanks, Vince
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There are a ton of really nice audio grade electrolytic caps that would work there that are under $2 each.
If you see 1V DC there, then pretty much any voltage rating is going to work fine. |
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The 6922 filament are not lighting up.
Using the Electro-harmonix gold pin 6922. Is the 6922 really a direct drop-in replacement for the 5670? It's ok if it's not. Will send it back. The 5670 still works, and the bypass caps are not affecting the gain negatively. There's a bit more midrange clarity. I'll let this cook for a little bit. Pretty happy with it as is. Thanks, Vince
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The pinout is not the same between the 5670 and 6922.
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#17 |
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Now using the Tung-Sol 2C51 in place of the GE JAN 5670.
2C51 costs as much as the kit, but it's worth it.
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How’s the sound of the tube/F4 combo?
I’m interested in something easy to build for a newbie tuber to drive both F4 and MOFO Cheers
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It's a fantastic combo.
Replace the 5560 with a 2C51. The tube costs as much as the kit, but it's worth it. You might want to upgrade the caps and resistors that come with the kit but that's up to you. You'll need to build a 200v dc supply and 6.3 heater. Let us know what you think if you build it. Thanks
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I’ll let you know how it goes. Might use one of these to provide he voltages required - PS-3 Power Supply Kit
What do you think?
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