> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nik S Azam [mailto:nik@ceriait.com]
> Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 11:59 AM
> To: Yeo
> Subject: 6AR6 amp
>
>
> Hey Yeo,
>
> I got it working..surprisingly no problem, no hum, no buzz...kinda
> nice..loud as well.. I'd describe the sound as quite nice,
> fast, but a tad
> dry...however, it is very easy going, yet not quite loose..
> the bass is
> really good for a "triode" SE... imaging is quite OK, and
> surprisingly, it
> has no problem resolving stuff with lots of sound
> layering..but, what the
> heck do I know about hi fi sound right? I'm used to guitar amps..
> So, is there any body in KL might be interested in
> hearing out my amp and
> comment? I'd really like to hear what people say..
> And, I did not follow Kauffman at all.. I was getting
> 250 for B+, so that
> was kinda low.. I employed a cathode follower after the
> voltage amp (I used
> 2 6SL7s).. the same 6SL7s Octave tested as nearly
> non-working..well, they
> are really rockin...havent tried the amp with the NOS
> Westinghouse, though..
> I will finish up taking pics tonight, and start drawing my
> circuit and
> scan..
>
> Alrite man!
>
> Nik
>
> PS - I am building a simple guitar amp, but this time, I am doing it
> nicely - 3mm alum, and cabinet that is shaped like furniture
> - complete with
> carving and all.
> So I think I need a single 125ESE (or 125E would do),
> and a single
> choke (3-5H, 150mA will do)...You have these?
>
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Very nice! |
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Great workmanship!
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Ah! Always like this view... |
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Music is made from these... Click for 'orgasmic' enlargement...
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Power supply... |
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Yes, Nik, I have those stuffs you are looking for. Looking at these pics, great job!
Yeo