Bias Problem

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Structo
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Re: Bias Problem

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This is how I bias my D'lite and ODS amps.
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Re: Bias Problem

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I like this sound city bias circuit.
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Re: Bias Problem

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roberto wrote:Hi Phil,

it would be safer for the tubes to receive the raw bias directly through a resistor, and then andjust through a trimmer going to ground (raw bias - resistor - bias tap - trimmer - resistor - ground).

This way if the trimmer has some troubles the tube is biased to raw bias (so cold) instead of very hot (or unknown) using that schematic.
Yeah I have my dual bias circuit set up like that with the addition of a cap on the wiper of each bias supply. That BN dual bias scheme is not the best setup.

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