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In Reply to: inverter tube as diff. amp with a CCS posted by Timbo in Oz on September 30, 2004 at 15:15:38:
That's my other alternative.. long-tailed pair in front of a pair of 34's. It's just so.. common ^.^ Mullard, Eico and a bunch of others.I'm not looking to update a classic, really.. this classic remains as-is. I'm trying to whip something out of my own. The problem is, the classics are so hard to beat.. grr. It's all been done. Or has it?
One thing I know I'll give whatever I make is one killer power supply, since this is my very own, it'll probably wind up being a chassis of its own, tube-regulated and most definitely Class-A.
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- Re: inverter tube as diff. amp with a CCS - thoriated_tiger 17:34:51 09/30/04 (1)
- Go for it, may I suggest a dual chassis! - Timbo in Oz 02:07:29 10/01/04 (0)
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