Thanx everyone for your suggestions in trying to help with getting the amp running. While no one gave the exact solution I would like to think that with your help and suggestions I stayed on the issue long enough to figure it out. So, without further ado , here is the problem, and no snickering please...
What was the problem? When I rebuilt the amp to RH configuration I kept part of the power supply to the driver tube from the previous configuration. But to get it to the new driver tube anode voltage I needed to have 100k dropping resistors to the 12ax7 plates. And foolishly instead of running the 100k to the 12ax7 anode I put them from the B+ tap to the film cap supply, and then I wired it to the anodes. I went back and put the 100k resistors from the film cap B+ to the 12ax7 anodes and Voila, it works and sounds great to boot. Thanx again everyone, Happy Holidays, Dak
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Topic - RH amp problem solved - DAK 17:43:07 12/11/14 (10)
- RE: RH amp problem solved - Alex Kitic 07:43:58 12/20/14 (3)
- RE: RH amp problem solved - Garg0yle 10:16:02 12/20/14 (1)
- RE: RH amp problem solved - Alex Kitic 15:52:52 12/20/14 (0)
- RE: RH amp problem solved - DAK 09:27:17 12/20/14 (0)
- I put them from the B+ tap to the film cap supply, and then I wired it to the anodes. - FenderLover 18:01:30 12/11/14 (5)
- RE: I put them from the B+ tap to the film cap supply, and then I wired it to the anodes. - DAK 19:32:15 12/11/14 (1)
- The signal was being bypassed. - Ralph 09:58:55 12/12/14 (0)
- No, he had a cap on the plate, blocking the AC from developing - Chip647 19:27:06 12/11/14 (1)
- RE: No, he had a cap on the plate, blocking the AC from developing - DAK 19:50:28 12/11/14 (0)
- That's right. He said the DC voltage readings were ok. - morinix 18:38:50 12/11/14 (0)