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Re: 300B SE Project, Part 7 - Common cathode 6C45Pi triode driver [message #31775 is a reply to message #31774] Mon, 27 February 2006 13:44 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Damir is currently offline  Damir
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I`d like to Doug explain it, but I`ll try. It probably means that it isn`t "normal" signal (only of very HF) present on the input grid and amplified. It can be "extreme" and so "high" that the stage "overloads" (grid current). Sound still can "pass through", but "weak, undynamic, distorted, glassy..."
Everything can oscillate, no matter class of work, or device used - but high gm parts more likely. Even anode-stopper (between the CCS and anode, say 100 Ohms) isn`t over the top measure...

 
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