Well she ain't no Locomotive but she moves pretty good !

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steve k

Well she ain't no Locomotive but she moves pretty good !
« Reply #40 on: 6 Apr 2006, 02:54 am »
Henry,
We've heard the original prototype for the locomotive in Lionel Black and had a group drool (it was disgusting). But seriously, it's nice to see Willie get his due outside of our circles for he certainly deserves it. In fact, I think we should nominate him for sainthood! :o As we all know, the heavens are probably full of tube amps right? :mrgreen:

Regarding the x-former configuration, I defer to the man himself.
Enjoy!
steve

drummerwill

Well she ain't no Locomotive but she moves pretty good !
« Reply #41 on: 7 Apr 2006, 01:32 pm »
Hi Henry
  Great to hear about your new revelations.  Tweaking is so much fun,
 but when you make a change like what you've done it becomes an epiphany.
   A little background, Henry took a decent design ( resistor loaded 417A/5842 cap-couple to a small Edcor interstage tranny to the PP45's to the Wurlitzer OPT's). This made for a really good sounding amp, that I was proud to pass on to Henry. In a later conversation with Henry we talked about what improvements could be made to the amp. I'm so glad Henry upgraded, Jack's Transformer are " THE SH*T " ... nuff said.
  Henry you might be okay with the orientation of the trannies all in a line, if you are not picking up any hum. But If you wanted to go a step further, reorienting the trannies to a alternating arrangement would be best. Alternating the interstage and OPT might make some difference. It will be your decision whether the effort is worthwhile or not.
    Thanks for the update and Have fun !
     Willie