G gwertman Member Joined Apr 29, 2008 Messages 16 Reaction score 0 May 8, 2008 #21 I think being called clueless is a little harsh there guy. But yes, there will be a recovery stage in the buffer - that's why it needs an 18 volt power supply. -g
I think being called clueless is a little harsh there guy. But yes, there will be a recovery stage in the buffer - that's why it needs an 18 volt power supply. -g
N nomad100hd Well-known member Joined May 29, 2007 Messages 742 Reaction score 0 Location Indiana May 8, 2008 #22 i didn't mean to be degrading, but i just figured no one in the thread knew how that worked. I hope the 18V is enough i think tubes can put out at least half there rail voltage if i remember correctly.
i didn't mean to be degrading, but i just figured no one in the thread knew how that worked. I hope the 18V is enough i think tubes can put out at least half there rail voltage if i remember correctly.
G gwertman Member Joined Apr 29, 2008 Messages 16 Reaction score 0 May 8, 2008 #23 That's ok - I'm simply relaying info about this buffer - I'm not designing or building it
U user 7737 Well-known member Joined Nov 30, 2007 Messages 362 Reaction score 0 Jun 18, 2008 #24 sorry for this loooong delay... but finally i took some pics of the mod on my amp...
U user 7737 Well-known member Joined Nov 30, 2007 Messages 362 Reaction score 0 Jun 18, 2008 #25 nomad100hd said: some of you guys are clueless. Click to expand... sure... i'm a musician, not a technician... that's the reason why i ask question 'round here :wink:
nomad100hd said: some of you guys are clueless. Click to expand... sure... i'm a musician, not a technician... that's the reason why i ask question 'round here :wink: