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In Reply to: Why is there no grid resistor for the power tube in this amplifier? posted by Iczerman on February 25, 2015 at 09:45:36:
On another thread where the built amp actually worked. If you provide enough phantom resistance, and remember it only has to be a few megohms, it will work. A dirty old tube socket may be just enough.Certainly not advised but this may be how people get amps to still work this flaw in place.
Edits: 02/25/15
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Follow Ups
- We have discussed this before, - gusser 10:42:30 02/25/15 (8)
- I have seen that before a few times where no grid stopper was used. - Michael Samra 11:13:02 02/25/15 (7)
- RE: I have seen that before a few times where no grid stopper was used. - Blackdog 12:09:40 02/25/15 (1)
- RE: I have seen that before a few times where no grid stopper was used. - Michael Samra 12:44:00 02/25/15 (0)
- RE: I have seen that before a few times where no grid stopper was used. - dave slagle 11:55:46 02/25/15 (4)
- RE: I have seen that before a few times where no grid stopper was used. - Michael Samra 12:10:54 02/25/15 (3)
- RE: I have seen that before a few times where no grid stopper was used. - dave slagle 12:57:25 02/25/15 (0)
- RE: I have seen that before a few times where no grid stopper was used. - gusser 12:13:44 02/25/15 (1)
- RE: I have seen that before a few times where no grid stopper was used. - Michael Samra 12:45:15 02/25/15 (0)
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