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previous: Enzo Then you are back to signal tracing... -- 8/29/2004 11:57 PM

Re: SF Twin with low ditorted volume

8/30/2004 2:52 PM
Dustie	Re: SF Twin with low ditorted volume Thanks Enzo.I'll check the OT.As far as signal tracing goes,I'm a college student and taking electronics classes,have built a couple amps from scratch and worked on several.Own a old Textronics 453 scope ,signal generator and dummy load. My problem is how a tube amp actually works.I know the basics but not enough to trace a Twin circuit. In class we rarely use over 15VDC and not tube circutry.I have several tube amp books but have not had time to really read thru them and understand them all. Where or how can I learn specifically how to trace something like a AB763 circuit?I spend much time on the net but have never seen anything like this explained in detail. Thanks for your time.It is appreciated.I'll be the first to buy your book.

8/30/2004 2:52 PM

Dustie

Re: SF Twin with low ditorted volume

Thanks Enzo.I'll check the OT.As far as signal tracing goes,I'm a college student and taking electronics classes,have built a couple amps from scratch and worked on several.Own a old Textronics
453 scope ,signal generator and dummy load.
My problem is how a tube amp actually works.I know the basics but not enough to trace a Twin circuit.
In class we rarely use over 15VDC and not tube circutry.I have several tube amp books but have not had time to really read thru them and understand them all.
Where or how can I learn specifically how to trace something like a AB763 circuit?I spend much time on the net but have never seen anything like this explained in detail.
Thanks for your time.It is appreciated.I'll be the first to buy your book.

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Jack Collins The signal basically goes into a tu... -- 8/30/2004 10:39 PM