Thank you very much. Excellent video, I appreciate people that are willing to share their knowledge with others! I think it could be very helpful if you posted a video showing us how to use Ohm's law and how to use the formula that relates power, current and voltage to calculate all the values.
I went through the process you describe in this video on my 79 princeton reverb . The tubes are new JJ's. Using the calculations provided I came up with the following numbers. Tube 1- 148,2 ohms-5,99 voltage drop-.040 plate current -398 plate voltage-15.92 watts plate dissipation. Tube 2 -151.1 ohms-5.99 voltage drop-.039 plate current-398 plate voltage-15.52 watts plate dissipation. Do I need to be concerned about this? If so what do i do to bring the amp into specs?
Informative and interesting. Nathan does a great job of explaining without talking down to the audience. More vids like this!
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Thank you! Give my channel a follow, I post videos just like this one, along with some demos as well!
Thank you very much. Excellent video, I appreciate people that are willing to share their knowledge with others! I think it could be very helpful if you posted a video showing us how to use Ohm's law and how to use the formula that relates power, current and voltage to calculate all the values.
I can make a video about all that if you’d like! Think it could definitely help some people out
Just posted a video on using ohms law for biasing on my channel, check it out if you’re still interested
I will. Thanks again!
Love shit like this. Electronics and listen
Good simple vid! Thanx!
I went through the process you describe in this video on my 79 princeton reverb . The tubes are new JJ's. Using the calculations provided I came up with the following numbers. Tube 1- 148,2 ohms-5,99 voltage drop-.040 plate current -398 plate voltage-15.92 watts plate dissipation. Tube 2 -151.1 ohms-5.99 voltage drop-.039 plate current-398 plate voltage-15.52 watts plate dissipation. Do I need to be concerned about this? If so what do i do to bring the amp into specs?
The non-reverb Princeton is supposed to be clean. Nothing wrong with this amp.
shame to put JJs in such a wonderful amp, it deserves better
It runs push pull output that causes. Less distortion. If you want more distortion use a single ended output.