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In Reply to: Same question as above!? Did you go and read what I wrote about the mods we did posted by Timbo in Oz on September 6, 2014 at 04:23:13:
Your description was about the driver stage and the power supply.
The driver stage is not going to be the dominant problem with a cathode bias amp going from A to B, the cathode resistor/capacitor will be.
For the power supply, you really have two options.
1. A real choke input filter, which would provide adequate regulation for the wide range of currents demanded.
2. Tie the B+ feed to the output transformers from the first node of the power supply, which would minimize voltage changes from filtering impedance, but still isn't as good as above.
Do note that these power supply mods assume that you know to run the amp in fixed bias in the first place. With cathode bias, you need to stick to class A.
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- RE: Same question as above!? Did you go and read what I wrote about the mods we did - Caucasian Blackplate 10:07:51 09/06/14 (0)