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  • 7189A guitar amp B+?

    hey all.

    just tore down an old cheap GE record player (1963) which had 2 nice GE 7189 tubes in it. On closer inspection the etch is for 7189 A which seems to mean they has a different pinout (9LE vs 9CV for std 7189/EL84) and this version was designed to handle B+ ~440v. Since us guitar guys regularly run EL84's at 400VDC when the spec is 300VDC, for an increase of a factor of x1.33, should I plan to run these 7189A's at ~585VDC?


    probably not but what B+ would you recommend?
    Last edited by tedmich; 10-04-2009, 09:08 PM.

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    I'd be running them the same as an EL84, i.e.; around 350
    Building a better world (one tube amp at a time)

    "I have never had to invoke a formula to fight oscillation in a guitar amp."- Enzo

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    • #3
      7189A's in HiFi application uses 390V. I used the 7189 (not A) in a current guitar amp build, and am running 372V with no problems.

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