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  • #16
    Originally posted by distorted_frequency View Post
    i definitely pin pointed my problem, V3 is the culprit, i hope i mesured the pins again and heres what i got:

    1: 225v
    2: 107v
    3: 107v
    4/5 and 8: 7v
    6: 0, it should be 110 tho right?
    7: 0

    i measured all pins to ground except 4/5 to 8. is it a bad tube?
    Your 7v should be betweeen 4/5 and pin 9, not 8. These are the pins for
    the heaters. Where's your pin 9 in all this ?

    Yes pin 6 should be 110v according to the schematic but in my experience
    (not much) that's a pretty low voltage for the plate of a ECC83(12ax7)
    and might not sound very good.

    Paul P

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Paul P View Post
      Your 7v should be betweeen 4/5 and pin 9, not 8. These are the pins for
      the heaters. Where's your pin 9 in all this ?

      Yes pin 6 should be 110v according to the schematic but in my experience
      (not much) that's a pretty low voltage for the plate of a ECC83(12ax7)
      and might not sound very good.

      Paul P

      i was writing the info down incorrect it was 4/5 and 9, sorry. i got channel two working by replacing all some of the resistors. it only works halfway now tho it only works withe gain boost on ++.

      it actually sounds great, very AC/DC crunch, but i need to get + working.

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