rosgr63
Headphoneus Supremus
There is no hope then for me is there?
Can I talk about Box Plates VT-52's?
Can I talk about Box Plates VT-52's?
Design, Research & Development and Production must be separate from QC.
I want the QC/testing part.
Please!!!!!!
The 300B tubes are cool looking. Has anyone heard the VA 300B?
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/channel/ch300b/
You can try them but I wouldn't pay much more then the JJs cost
The main reason that I was interested with the 300B tubes was that the Woo WA5 was fantastic sounding amp. I know nothing about VT-52 tubes. My "'idea" tube amp would have digital control with display over the high voltage and bias. I noticed that voltage operating point and bias can make quite a bit of difference in SQ within reason with the 6AS7/6080 amps. I am getting the impression that various 300B tubes will sound the best with slightly different voltage and bias depending on who makes them. Of course any audio coupling caps can make a difference. What about bee wax caps? You have to wait for the cap to warm up and the wax turns into a liquid for best sound?
The Value Art is $100. The JJ is $110.
The amps I built Clayton he can adjust the bias but not the B+ other then by changing the rectifier.
I really don't like putting another tube or transistor in line with the power.
What device would be used for the regulator another 300B?
I have found that 300Bs sound best when run at 425 to 450 volts Clayton's amps will run them at
425 if he uses a GZ37 rectifier. they sound best when run hot and this is no problem for JJ 300Bs
Yes that would be more practical by changing the rectifier to adjust the B+ There was a tube amp in the KickStart program that would have the digital control but did not received the required funding to start. If I had the choice for the first 300B tube I would stick with the JJ just simply my experience with Chinese tubes of other types have not been good in different amps. Generally I find that Russian tubes hold up a bit better than the Chinese tubes.
That's looks very nice!
You can see the bias meters and to the right is the bias pot