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|    Ian Bell to All    |
|    SE Headphones Amp    |
|    29 Sep 10 23:00:49    |
      From: ruffrecords@yahoo.com              I have been thinking a bit about Patrick's suggestion of using something like       an EL84 in an SE       headphones amp. I was intrigued that he had built one using a 'cheap' output       transformer so I have       looked at specs from various suppliers of such transformers. These       transformers typically have a       primarily inductance of around 10 Henries (at 20 or 40mA) for a nominal 5K       match. Now my transformer       rule of thumb is you want the primary inductance to be twice the plate load at       the lowest frequency       of interest (say 20Hz). So for 5K ohms and 20Hz the inductance needs to be       getting on for 40 Henries       so is not the bass response of these transformers going to suffer somewhat??              Cheers              Ian              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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