Power amp pentode grid 1 negative biasing question

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frequencycentral
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Power amp pentode grid 1 negative biasing question

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I don't think anyone understands the question. You've already figured out you need g1 biased to -40V. What is it you want to know?
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Have a look at some amp schematics with similar topology to what you're trying to do - there really isn't anything new under the sun!

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