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01-17-2025, 02:26 PM
Hi Guys
Ideally, you use the plate curve of the tube you wish to use and go from there to decide on OT primary impedance.
Yes, you can use a reverb driver transformer and have a low-watt PA. It may be limited to 100mW or so, which is enough to make some sound through an efficient speaker.
The 125-series OTs come with a sheet giving 90 matches of load to reflected primary impedance. Start high and see what works.
Have fun
Kevin
Ideally, you use the plate curve of the tube you wish to use and go from there to decide on OT primary impedance.
Yes, you can use a reverb driver transformer and have a low-watt PA. It may be limited to 100mW or so, which is enough to make some sound through an efficient speaker.
The 125-series OTs come with a sheet giving 90 matches of load to reflected primary impedance. Start high and see what works.
Have fun
Kevin
