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In Reply to: 6AH4GT Prototype DC Amp says "hello", in progress work posted by drlowmu on October 15, 2014 at 07:01:29:
It may be a first but will probably be the LAST ! It certainly need s lot of work to put right and bring it up from low to mid-fiThere are no brass fixings and no brass washers . Everyone knows the fixings provide 90% of the sound of an amplifier . By the fixings alone , you may as well scrap it and start AGAIN !!! Surely with a paralleled 12AX7 per channel , you will get the 'choir' effect ? There appears to be an issue with the chassis . It appears to be too big and the top plate appears to be the WRONG colour ! It does not follow the golden ratio either and the sides appear to be made of wood which negates ALL the benefits of a steel chassis . Look at that long run of white wire , the transfer LOSS must be phenomenal . Didn't Dr Halijack tech you anything ? The musical electrons will slow down , may become diverted to other parts of circuitry or not arrive at all causing irrepairable timing errors in the musical signal .
You should have breadboarded first . Never mind... zzzzzzzzzz
Al
Edits: 10/15/14
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- RE: 6AH4GT Prototype DC Amp says "hello", in progress work - Al Noakes 08:52:13 10/15/14 (4)
- RE: 6AH4GT Prototype DC Amp says "hello", in progress work - andy evans 09:39:38 10/15/14 (3)
- RE: 6AH4GT Prototype DC Amp says "hello", in progress work - drlowmu 10:37:49 10/15/14 (0)
- Feng Shui : now you're talking ! - Al Noakes 10:01:16 10/15/14 (1)
- Feng shui schmeng phooey! That's all fine and dandy but . . . - Ray Moth 19:04:26 10/19/14 (0)
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