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Hammond Galore Part 2-GM70

Don't know if any of you read my previous post about the ton of Hammond iron I aquired to experiment with. I also have some 2-300b's, 4-GM70's and 6bl7's along with some Rod Coleman boards for 300b and transmitting tubes.
I already have a really nice 2A3 I built 5 or 6 years ago and want to step it up and use some higher voltage with more output for another listening room I have. That being said, I have modeled several diagrams over the past 6 months. These are a culmination of my studies and experimentation. What do you think, here's 3 of them just to get started.
I have another half dozen or more, many with fixed bias but thought I would start out with keeping the power supply simple(well almost). I haven't adjusted all the caps yet on these diagrams....
The last one is just to step up the output since I have the giant Hammond 1642SE 75w OPT.
Has anyone tried something similar, maybe with a pentode driver? I do have some EL34's as well but don't know where to start with these.
I'm just an amateur so be easy.....

















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Topic - Hammond Galore Part 2-GM70 - deafbykhorns 17:10:24 05/29/15 (23)

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