In Reply to: RE: But it will matter.. posted by dave slagle on November 14, 2014 at 05:38:52:
I guess if it is moving and/or periodic then it's going to "see" the reactance of the choke.If it's caused by musical peaks driving the tube to grid current, from say a song at 120BPM with the kick drum and bass guitar pounding on the down beat, then the period of the occurrence of the grid current might be 30Hz.
A grid choke with 7000Hy has a reactance, at 30Hz, of 1.3meg ohms and the bias of the tube will be thrown way off and for a long time.
WRT bias stability a person would be better off with a grid resistor.
BTW Dave, this is a setup just for you. Now run with it. :-)
Tre'
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Edits: 11/14/14
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