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Hi again!
Whether power supply with following tubes able to handle 5 x ECC83 (2 for phono and 3 for line section)
6Z4 (rectifier)
6J1 and 6V6 (regulator)
Thank you 😊
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This low current draw would be a perfect place to use a couple gas regulators in series. Much simpler and they provide a nice glow, too.
Those gas tubes can be somewhat noisy. Also, there is a limit to the amount of current they can shunt. You will need to shunt an amount of current equal to the total amount of bias current your of your 5 tubes. Being as how they are ECC83s you should be OK. This would be a good place for your cascade MOSFET CCS. Instead of a resistor feeding the gas shunt tubes use the CCS. Much higher AC impedance. Just set the CCS to double the bias draw of your 5 ECC83s. Try to have a least 30V across the CCS.
"It is better to remain silent and thought a fool, then speak and remove all doubt." A. Lincoln
12ax7 does not (can not) draw a lot of current. Maybe 2ma. per triode near the high side.
The 6x4 is rated at 60ma. It should work just fine.
Tre'
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"Still Working the Problem"
Thanks for your help again!!
I guess the 6V6 should be no problem to handle 5 x ECC83, right?
One thing forgot to mention, the resistors for cathode follower of both phono and line section has CCS there, so I expected more current is drawing from the supply from the supply.
The 6v6 will be fine and no, using or having a CCS doesn't mean more current flows.I'm with TK. For a low current application, VR tube shunt regulation is the way to go. It is much more simple.
Tre'
Have Fun and Enjoy the Music
"Still Working the Problem"
Edits: 02/05/25
I'm only use CCS for plate load and cathode follower
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