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RE: HK Citation V

Posted by Triode_Kingdom on April 29, 2021 at 21:35:37:
Thanks, good info, I didn't realize this was a common technique. My current project is slated to use an EF86 in the front end of each channel. I was already thinking I might want to use DC on those due to some things I've heard regarding heater-cathode leakage on the newer varieties. The power transformer has an unused filament winding, so I'll just rectify that with a few Schottkys to be sure the tubes are quiet.