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My first post was for a 6V6 Type AB Power Amp. This is the tube preamplifyer that I used with it. I know how everyone likes a ratts nest as I do so here we go. Found the schematic I wanted to use on the internet.
Below are the web sights where I got the schematic. Fred did a nice job of describing this so please use his web sight and view the artical on a studio tube pre amp. He had other nice articals as well.
This schematic was presented by Fred Nachbaur.
©1998 - 2004 by Fred Nachbaur. All Rights Reserved. This information may be freely used for personal, non- commercial use only.
http://www.dogstar.dantimax.dk/tubestuf/index.htm
http://www.dogstar.dantimax.dk/tubestuf/instpre.htm
Below are the web sights where I got the schematic. Fred did a nice job of describing this so please use his web sight and view the artical on a studio tube pre amp. He had other nice articals as well.
This schematic was presented by Fred Nachbaur.
©1998 - 2004 by Fred Nachbaur. All Rights Reserved. This information may be freely used for personal, non- commercial use only.
http://www.dogstar.dantimax.dk/tubestuf/index.htm
http://www.dogstar.dantimax.dk/tubestuf/instpre.htm
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But just an FYI-- Fred Nachbaur, the author/creator of this preamp (and the well-known "Real McTube" project) passed away in 2004. So you might want to remove the part about emailing him...
I don't think there's anything wrong with building a project that was specifically put on the internet so people would build it...
I just thought you might want to remove that part about the email, that's all.
I am very pleased to have been of some help. That's a pretty good amplifier, with well-designed feedback, and th 6V6 is a very capable tube. You are a pretty skilled constructor to have made it work just from the circuit diagram.
Best wishes,
Jim Calvert
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael
Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009 6:13 pm
Subject: J. B. Calvert, 6V6 HiFi feed back
To: jcalvert@du.edu
> I read your article http://mysite.du.edu/~etuttle/electron/elect35.htm
>
> A High-Fidelity Tube Amplifier
> Composed by J. B. Calvert
> Created 30 October 2001
> Last revised 2 November 2001
>
> I wanted to build a low watt tube amp to see if I could find that
> good old
> sound of late.
>
> Your article inspired me to try it.
>
> I built the amp from the RCA Receivers Tube Manual. I have an PDF file
> with information and details on building it. You may be interested.
> Thanks for pointing the unusual push pull amp out. By the way it sounds great.
> Many have questioned the 6V6 bias.
>
> Thanks,
> Michael S. Holden
gmoon do you think if it is OK to leave this post?