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bias voltage

  1. daylite

    Transistor-Buffered Zener Regulated Bias Voltage Supply

    A bias voltage design for TA-500, K-100, 500 Mono that's suitable for vintage & modern output tubes. There have been several discussions of the design of the Fisher “bias-voltage from heater-string” method that Fisher used to generate the negative potential needed to bias output tubes. Dave...
  2. M

    Akai X-200D reel to reel excessively high bias voltage

    Hi all, Briefly, I picked up a "for parts" X-200D and decided to see if I could get it back in service. It was in decent mechanical shape but needed a fair bit of clean up. Still it has had its fair share of surprises. It had a weird 29.4kHz circuit oscillation in playback mode which pegged...
  3. junkscience

    Question re: Marantz 8b high voltage power supply diodes

    Question regarding Marantz 8b high voltage power supply HV PSU diodes replacement I am restoring a Marantz 8b amplifier. It is a straight forward decision to replace the selenium rectifier. It seems that this would be the opportune time to also replace the high voltage power supply diodes...
  4. RogerMod

    When we bias a tube amp what are we measuring?

    There seems to be some confusion about biasing a tube amplifer. I would like to ask the readers here to give their thought on what are we adjusting and what are we measuring when we adjust a tube amplifer's bias. If one were discussing his amplifier with another person what would be the...
  5. tube-it

    Yamaha CR-420 Intermittent Bias Voltage

    I just finished restoring a CR-420 I picked up a working but ugly CR-420 to replace the guts in a cosmetically perfect yet blown unit. I did a full re-cap while I was in there. I am now getting intermittent distortion in the right channel that will go away if I crank up the volume a bit. I am...
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