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RE: A triode driver example

Note that the OP asked about the first stage of an amplifier. If that stage happens to be a 6SL7 or 12AX7, Miller rears its ugly head in a way that can be difficult to deal with. Many commercial designs from past decades resorted to relatively simple, add-on RC compensation to flatten the response. I see nothing wrong with that so long as the implementation uses good quality parts and doesn't incur a noise penalty.


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