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Old 17th June 2012, 12:21 PM
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So I take it the TX would be ok on the 5k tap with a 6550 anode voltage at 400v @ A current of say 75/80mA running in triode mod then
Cant see why not. Thats not far off a typical 300b op point.
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OK thanks Nick
I just wanted to be sure on there spec limits
had it not been I still have the Hammond 1628 SEA 5K @120mA 30 Watt which I haven’t yet used so don’t even know how they compare sound wise to the James TX yet
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Try both, use what you prefer.
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