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Nice one vinnie.

Posted by 91derlust (A) on January 24, 2016 at 18:20:08

In Reply to: Well, the final votes are in ...... posted by vinnie2 on January 24, 2016 at 13:54:47:

Thanks for letting us know.

I am not surprised at your findings. Your operating point is a little hotter (more current vs. voltage), which lowers distortion and your current is less than 35mA, which seems to help with the 45. The 45 is also dissipating less power, which may work well with that tube type. It's wise, I think, to run tubes conservatively for longer life.

Well done!
91.
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