I see nowmatt h wrote:Jazbo, I wasn't completely clear and you misread me-- as shown, it is with a very cold bias (pause), I can't imagine it sounding good if moved into a secondary position (maintaining the values as shown)--which was what he'd suggested wasn't as pleasing.
I'm just now coming off a tri/pent/cf/ts preamp project. There's a tremendous amount of flexibility this setup has if you tune things, rather than copy/paste sections of components into another project and expect it to work optimally.
T-Rocket 5879 & 5881
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I would presume the amp idea would need tweaking and I think the schematic would be a reasonable starting place.
For comparison, look at the HoSo56 that Geezer (Hoffman forum) built. I did versions of the HoSo56 with EL84, 6BM8, 6V6, 6AQ5 and 5881 and liked all of them. One of the most touch sensitive amps I've ever played.
http://el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=6176.0
Geezer even came up with a relay "pseudo channel switching idea for a HoSo56 that works well.
http://el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=10999.0
Regarding the FX, I am currently using this idea on my D'Mars ODS & love it. I initially, had a full D'Lator type FX on board and realized that I did not need a triode for the send stage since the cathode follower worked as a buffer itself (as I understand it).
Compare the T-Rocket 5879 & 5881 to the schematics attached. All of these schematics are proven designs and not just a DRAFT.
with respect, 10thtx
For comparison, look at the HoSo56 that Geezer (Hoffman forum) built. I did versions of the HoSo56 with EL84, 6BM8, 6V6, 6AQ5 and 5881 and liked all of them. One of the most touch sensitive amps I've ever played.
http://el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=6176.0
Geezer even came up with a relay "pseudo channel switching idea for a HoSo56 that works well.
http://el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=10999.0
Regarding the FX, I am currently using this idea on my D'Mars ODS & love it. I initially, had a full D'Lator type FX on board and realized that I did not need a triode for the send stage since the cathode follower worked as a buffer itself (as I understand it).
Compare the T-Rocket 5879 & 5881 to the schematics attached. All of these schematics are proven designs and not just a DRAFT.
with respect, 10thtx
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WRT to the 5879 in V1, since the values are taken from proven designs so should work well as they are... I believe Matt was asking if you tweaked the values for the 5879 when you move the stage before/after the 12A_7 stage. If not, I am sure Matt will correct me... 
Re: T-Rocket 5879 & 5881
OK, sorry I didn't understand the question at first. (IIRC) Yes, I tweaked the cathode resistor and cathode cap values. That was it. Regarding the coupling cap off the plate, I've used .0047 - .01 range.I believe Matt was asking if you tweaked the values for the 5879 when you move the stage before/after the 12A_7 stage.
With respect, 10thtx
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Some people have used the values you would see in the EF86.. as you can compare. Or its something tweakable.
http://ceriatone.com/images/layoutPic/m ... iatone.jpg
http://ceriatone.com/images/layoutPic/m ... iatone.jpg
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Here is another schematic using EF86 into 12AX7 PI and pair of 6V6's PA close to Stanray formula.
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Another idea for a Rocket Reverb using the D-style one tube reverb and a 5879 V1. DRAFT idea.
CHECK for errors! Compare with other Rocket Reverb schematics.
with respect, 10thtx
CHECK for errors! Compare with other Rocket Reverb schematics.
with respect, 10thtx
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Yet another mashup
Isn't it a T-Rocket instead of a "Trainwreck Rocket"?