dcribbs1412 wrote:Very nice Gary
between you and Tony(VVT),Henry(Redplate)you guys have really set the bar high for "grab and go"
tone oozing versatile amps.IMHO you guys are not only inspiring seasoned professional players,but also a community of hobbyist striving to build "that one" amp(or as it turns out a few )... my sincerest thanks
on another note
Another trick I will probably add to the 6V6 amp is a resistor in the PT center tap. 100 to 200 ohms will drop the voltages nicely and add a little sag to the response.
difference between this and adding zener(s)?
PI and bypass cap values(range)?
is there a NFB circuit (range)?
The reason I like the resistor is that it approximates the "feel" of a tube rectifier. It does this by changing the charge time required for the power supply caps (slows it down a touch).
Front end is standard Skyliner stuff as is the PI. No tricks and yes there is NFB on V1 and the power amp.
Gary
Located in the St Croix River Valley- Afton, MN
About 5 miles south of I-94
aka K0GWA, K0 Glas Werks Amplification www.glaswerks.com
)... my sincerest thanks