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In Reply to: RE: how to remove feedback loops posted by vinnie2 on June 11, 2017 at 14:07:35
Vinnie,
Remove the feedback loop, put a nice solid voltage on G2, run your cathodes through the opt secondaries to ground for cathode feedback, you still need the resistance up or down stream of your OPT secondaries. Use a good output transformer I've used 5K for my stuff both PPP and SET. The point about a 10K primary is valid, it should help in your quest for lower distortion with no GFB. You will have the bias voltage across your speaker terminals, for these easy to drive Pentodes, it's not a big deal.
Give it a try. I found my build to sound better in PPP than strapping for triodes, if this were a SE application it would be a different story. I used the LL1682 OPT PP with a 5 ohm secondary.
Stuben
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One thing for got mention, maybe someone else did...removing the loop will negate some of voltage requirements for the front end which is there to accommodate the FB Loop, so you can back down the distortion some by dropping the input some.
Stuben
Thanks for both posts, I appreciate the information.
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