Arfa Daily wrote in message
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"n cook" wrote in message
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Retro look of the 1960s Vox AC30 amp made probably 2004 with lots of SM
digital chippery for effects undreamt of in the 60s.
One 12AX7 , but is it for show only ?
Heaters have an AC supply but the anodes don't seem have any HV
components
attached to them. The speaker o/p is a non-retro National Semi LM3886T.
I've not powered up yet as only poking around cold at the moment as I've
never seen the like before, all seems DVM ok for power supplies etc.
Apparently went pop between songs and then no more.

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I had one of these in for repair a while back. As far as I recall, the
triode stage is genuine, but not run from a particularly high HT voltage.
You can get away with some quite low anode voltages on these twin triodes.
Elektor mag have published a few circuits in recent years, where they have
run these at low HT. The digital simulations of various retro amp types,
was
actually remarkably good.

Arfa



I'll get around to powering up tomorrow but from poking around there are no
capacitors with greater than 50V dc working anywhere on the ps and o/p
board, I've not undone the digital effects board.
I've just noticed a 3.3V v. reg.