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Alexo
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Post by Alexo »

Yeah, I wouldn't worry about hitting exactly 36 watts, suffice to say anything between 30 and 40 watts will be in the right ballpark. Just watch your screen current if you're going by hi-fi specs that don't expect you to slam the amp into distortion.
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Post by klingo »

+1 on what Alexo said.
looking at the datasheet, i realised these tubes are screen current greedy.
2x1K not bypassed screen dropping resistors after the 350v supply seem to be the minimum.
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Post by morcey2 »

We disassembled a Conn organ yesterday and it had 2 7868s in it. The tubes were all pulled before I found out about it, but they're all in storage and I'm trying to get my hands on them. They're 7591's in a magnoval (novar) bottle. I've got the sockets and OT, so what was originally going to be a 7591 18watt will now probably be a 7868 18watt.

It's gonna be fun!

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Post by Shrapnel »

Sounds like it, I can't wait to finalize my pre as well as the little details on the 7591s... (Not necessarily the JJ 7591S) and start getting everything together. Money's tight in this economy so it might take me a little to raise the funds. :(

I know what ya mean on those grids. 3.3w, but up to 6w when it's working it's magic ;) Guess I better source 10w grid resistors.
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