In Reply to: RE: Would any of these triodes also work? posted by Eli Duttman on April 26, 2013 at 18:08:07:
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Please do some "lifting", Jeff. ;> ) Provide all interested parties with a nice, neat, "professional", graphic.
Add a protective Zener diode between the FET's gate and source electrodes. A 100 Ω CF "stopper" on the 6922's anode is a good idea too. The "hard" sound some people ascribe to the 6922 can be due to parasitic oscillation. If nothing else, the 6DJ8 family is HIGH gm and, therefore, parasitic oscillation prone. The CF plate "stopper" is very low cost "Boogeyman Insurance".
The topology of a voltage amplifier DC coupled to a "concertina" phase splitter is "as old as the hills". Fisher, Scott, Dyna ... used it frequently. We're adding "bells and whistles" to a proven setup. FETs can swing closer to the voltage rail than triodes can and volts are at a premium, in this situation. Not having to deal with heater power and a heater/cathode potential limit is also advantageous.
Eli D.
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