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so many options/possibilities will keep me busy/excited for years !!I'm using Silverstone 6J5 as power tubes directly into Ultimate's 6y6 sockets. Eric is right that this sound just like a 6SN7 using 6SN7(S) adapter - i.e. single triode.
So basically for the Super Ultimate, you can use 6J5 as drivers AND 6J5 as power tubes. Which is what I am doing now except I have GEC rabbit ears in the 6J5 sockets.
so many options/possibilities will keep me busy/excited for years !!
No wonder I can my keep up with you Matt, you’re always a day ahead of me!Alright @Zachik , I want the spreadsheet updated with all these 'new' power tubes, on my desk by 0700 hours tomorrow.
Oh wait I still have to try 6FD7 after lunch !
No wonder I can my keep up with you Matt, you’re always a day ahead of me!
What means "all 6SN7 type"? Double triodes?All these three adapters are applicable for all 6SN7 type (Including 6EM7, 6BX7, 6BL7 etc ) to 6J5 socket. Note that they are to be used in the 6Y6 sockets of Ultimate as power tubes.
This is the pinout of a 6SN7:So for ease of reference, they shall be known as 6EM7 to 6J5 adapter, 6SN7(S) to 6J5 adapter, 6SN7(P) to 6J5 adapter.
Expected.Unfortunately 6080 will not work. Biased at 96.6 mV
I see you have 18mA on the 6J5 used directly in the power socket. This is ok? 6J5 has 2.5W plate dissipation. Math with Vplate around 200V takes to around 4W.So basically for the Super Ultimate, you can use 6J5 as drivers AND 6J5 as power tubes.
What means "all 6SN7 type"? Double triodes?
From what I understand:
1) 6EM7 -> 6J5 uses Triode 2 (one triode of a double triode)
2) 6SN7(S) -> 6J5 uses Triode 1 (the other half) (one triode of a double triode)
3) 6SN7(P) -> uses both triodes in parallel (both triodes of the double triode)
Am I right?
It would be nice to see if a tube in (S) adapter sounds differently than in (P) adapter. Because I expect that in (P) adapter each triode has half current (and both sum in parallel to the one you measure as voltage with your meter). A good part is that you have half plate dissipation for each triode.
I see you have 18mA on the 6J5 used directly in the power socket. This is ok? 6J5 has 2.5W plate dissipation. Math with Vplate around 200V takes to to around 4W.
Do not ever try 6SL7 there (1W power dissipation per section). Of course nobody is crazy enough to put mu=70 on output but just saying. And of course, always check datasheet.Yes.
Clear, no further questions your honor.Yes. 1) 2) 3) precisely.
He is the boss. Thanks, very interesting.Yes, Eric said ok.