In Reply to: conjunctive filtering posted by dcal40@aol.com on July 30, 2016 at 12:21:45:
and distortion analyzer is so invaluable in this case.If you think about harshness and what is really,its more or less a higher distortion product in the higher frequency ranges or an exaggeration in the sonic curve in the upper ranges.
You mentioned this amp was a pentode but wired as a triode.If the amp was designed as a pentode and you wired the tube as a triode by adding the resistor between pins 3 and 4 of the EL34,you now effectively lowered the plate resistance of the EL34 and assuming you did that,you may have to recalibrate the circuit values especially if you used global NFB.
This is where a sweep of the amplifier would tell you what has changed and where..This assuming that the amp had a nice flat response as a pentode in its original form.
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