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In Reply to: RE: Q About Edcor Transformer Performance posted by Triode_Kingdom on October 26, 2014 at 18:34:26:
A cathode follower driving an output transformer is somewhat strange. Grounding the anode and providing negative voltage to the cathode can be a fun trick to directly couple and provide negative fixed bias in a power amp.
In your case, I would wonder what benefit you'll find, as you'll need to get some voltage gain up front to drive all of this.
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