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  • ORANGE MKII schematic

    Does anyone notice anything odd about the power supply in this Graphic MKII schematic?
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    Bruce

    Mission Amps
    Denver, CO. 80022
    www.missionamps.com
    303-955-2412

  • #2
    Well, do you mean the hum balance pot on the V1/V2 heaters and separate heater winding for the big bottles?

    Or is it the HV CT tucked between the series filter caps, effectively raising the whole winding by (B+/2)?

    Or the superfunky way the bias recto is drawn?

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    • #3
      The rectifier bridge is drawn incorrectly.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by teemuk View Post
        The rectifier bridge is drawn incorrectly.
        Hey!

        So ... I guess I need to change my answer to No. Not until it's pointed out.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by teemuk View Post
          The rectifier bridge is drawn incorrectly.
          ...and the C25,C26 HT electrolytics don't have bleeders across?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Don Moose View Post
            Well, do you mean the hum balance pot on the V1/V2 heaters and separate heater winding for the big bottles?
            that's interesting. Wonder what the rationale is behind that. The push-pull cancellation can be counted on for big hum reduction but heater balance for the preamps has more benefit?

            re: the B+ center tap--that's the same on a 100W marshall isn't it?

            (so I guess teemuk is right about the bridge orientation?)

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            • #7
              It wasn't a trick question.
              I just happen to be looking at one and saw this Shcem.
              The FWB's diodes are screwed up alright.
              That 180-0-180 written in the PT is a little misleading since that actual voltage across the FWB is 360vac.
              The '0' point center tap of the PT acts like a voltage divider so each series Power Supply caps have similar impedance and half the supplied voltage.
              The hum balance is more critical in the preamp tubes and with separate windings, it makes sense to only have hum balance on them.


              The FWB should look like the attached schematic.
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              Last edited by Bruce / Mission Amps; 03-10-2008, 04:12 AM. Reason: typo
              Bruce

              Mission Amps
              Denver, CO. 80022
              www.missionamps.com
              303-955-2412

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