sabby
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I'm interested in making -- er, having made -- a Weber 5E5A/5F4/5E7 kit with Mercury Magnetics choke transformers. I want to be able to run both 6V6s and 6L6s, with the former probably getting most the work in the small places I get to play.
I'm interested using in lowering the headroom and output. So I'm thinking of using the smaller Pro choke and a Pro multi-tap OT. I understand these are the smallest. I'm also thinking of using the low B+ tap on the Weber PT.
Does anyone here know if this will reduce the actual output from say 20w (6V6)/35w (6L6) to around 15w/25? Or, will this configuration just be more flabby and compressed than going with the 5F4/5E7 choke and OT?
Thanks. :BEER
I'm interested using in lowering the headroom and output. So I'm thinking of using the smaller Pro choke and a Pro multi-tap OT. I understand these are the smallest. I'm also thinking of using the low B+ tap on the Weber PT.
Does anyone here know if this will reduce the actual output from say 20w (6V6)/35w (6L6) to around 15w/25? Or, will this configuration just be more flabby and compressed than going with the 5F4/5E7 choke and OT?
Thanks. :BEER