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This DIY Push Pull Tube Amp Build doesn’t need a circuit board since everything is done using point to point wiring. If you open up some old equipment such a TV or stereo you will see that this type of wiring was the norm. It is hard to believe that this was the way mass produced equipment was constructed. "Initially I started with 6EU7 tubes in the preamp stage but later switched to 12AX7A tubes as they are easier to find. I only have two 6EU7 tubes and I feel I should save them for another project. The 12AX7A heaters are powered by a separate transformer. I also chose to rectify and filter the heater supply to help further reduce the chance of hum in the preamp stages. Here is the 6T9 Push-Pull Tube Amplifier Schematic I came up with. "
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January 9th, 2009
Gorgeous piece of work.
June 12th, 2009
[...] is something about a tube amp that is very cool. Even though you can buy a small transistor based amplifier on a chip for a few [...]
June 12th, 2009
[...] is something about a tube amp that is very cool. Even though you can buy a small transistor based amplifier on a chip for a few [...]