Does Heyboer (or anybody?) offer a 35W OT with a dual tap primary
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Does Heyboer (or anybody?) offer a 35W OT with a dual tap primary
I'm thinking about a 5K and 8K in a 35W push/pull OT. I see that ClassicTone made a SE version when they were around, and it caught my eye. I see that TW OT with something setup for a Rocket and an Express. Anybody used this OT? Thanks.
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Re: Does Heyboer (or anybody?) offer a 35W OT with a dual tap primary
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Re: Does Heyboer (or anybody?) offer a 35W OT with a dual tap primary
What output tubes are thinking of running in PP that would call for a 8K primary?
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Re: Does Heyboer (or anybody?) offer a 35W OT with a dual tap primary
I have a Classic Tone 40-18037 made for the 18W Marshall and EL84s that is taking up shelf space. (It's as large as a BFBM OT, btw). I'm building a PR using the AAElectronics PC board. I'm overbuilding things, the PT is MM with 5A Filament, 4A rectifier and 150mA primary and the plan is to swap from 6V6s to 6L6s (on occasion) if the change in sonics is worthwhile.
But I've given up on the dual tap OT. Instead, when I swap to the 6L6s, I will run an 8 ohm load on the 16 ohm tap. This should get me down to the 4.2K area I think. And actually, Stevem, if you done something like this before please chime in.
But I've given up on the dual tap OT. Instead, when I swap to the 6L6s, I will run an 8 ohm load on the 16 ohm tap. This should get me down to the 4.2K area I think. And actually, Stevem, if you done something like this before please chime in.
Most people stall out when fixing a mistake that they've made. Why?