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In Reply to: How easy to use 45's in Paramour? posted by Mike on September 3, 2000 at 07:41:49:
You would need to reduce the B+ a little by increasing the series resistor in the power supply, and change the bias resistor in the output tube to reduce the current. That's pretty much it. Since the Paramour operates at a little higher impedance (4000 ohms) than the standard 2A3 circuit (2500 ohms), its output section will work reasonably well with a 45 (standard is 4600 ohms).As far as I know, nobody has actually done it yet. If anybody wants to experiment, I'll provide any help I can over the forum (such as estimated component values...), as long as results are posted here for everyone...
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