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Voxata

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Hello from Colorado
« on: 18 Jun 2021, 10:32 pm »
Hey everyone, I'm Voxata from CO. I'm well established on HF and other forums. Just found out about this forum and wanted to give it a go!

I'm am avid headphone listener transitioned to 2ch nearfield. I've got lots of soldering experience and have built a few kit amps. I'd like to learn more about bias measurement and design however, my brain will likely explode. Thanks for having me!
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Phil A

Re: Hello from Colorado
« Reply #1 on: 19 Jun 2021, 03:01 am »
Welcome to AC!
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Re: Hello from Colorado
« Reply #2 on: 19 Jun 2021, 06:00 am »
Quote from: Voxata on 18 Jun 2021, 10:32 pm
Hey everyone, I'm Voxata from CO. I'm well established on HF and other forums. Just found out about this forum and wanted to give it a go!

I'm am avid headphone listener transitioned to 2ch nearfield. I've got lots of soldering experience and have built a few kit amps. I'd like to learn more about bias measurement and design however, my brain will likely explode. Thanks for having me!
Welcome to AC  :thumb:
Well tube amp bias is a necessary evil, if possible dont use it in your project, I would suggest use Self Adjusting Bias as Decware do so well, it offer the best sound and long tube life, in the second place there is Manual Bias also a nice way to bias tubes, other types of bias interfere with the sound in a greater degree, the most complex Bias I gave seen is the PrimaLuna, being all this IMO and usefull to hi-fi use, to ham radios sound quality are less important.
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