I wanted to use these magic eyes I bought off of Ebay some time ago.
I put a signal level indicator circuit on my breadboard.
It was a 1629 magic eye with a 12AX7 driver.
I put my signal generator on the input of the amp and the magic eyes responded to the variation of input signal.
There is also a sensitivity control, which did seem to function as well.
Now to hook it up to a music signal for further evaluation.
Note for "modern" tube amp builders: black insulation on clip leads and ground wires is for working out the basic circuit only.
Not recommended for a final build.
dt 667
Edits: 04/28/12 04/29/12 05/01/12
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Topic - 1629 magic eye level indicator - deathtube 667 09:07:10 04/28/12 (9)
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