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6BM8 PUSH PULL BOARD INFO

kennymutzy

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Hello, I found this “experimenters” circuit board for a 6BM8 push pull. I guess it was designed by Richard Sears? It says at the bottom. But i cannot find any info on this. I would like to do something with it maybe build it? Has anyone ever came across one of these? Or know where i can find any info/schematics on how to put it together? Thanks
 

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So it looks like this preamp takes output transformers. That's a good thing, but it may be a difficult piece of the puzzle to locate.
 
That link goes to a blog with assorted projects. The one that happens to be at the top is some form of preamp. Pretty sure its got nothing to do with this 6BM8 board though, other than sharing a designer.
 
I have no information on your PCB or kit. The first tube amp I ever had was an integrated amp by Realistic using 6BM8 tubes for the output stage. If you're interested I can send you the schematics for it.
 
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I have no information on your PCB or kit. The first tube amp I ever had was an integrated amp by Realistic using 6BM8 tubes for the output stage. If you're interested I can send you the schematics for it.
I would like to do something with this board if you want you can email it to me Kennymutzy95@outlook.com or post it here and i will save it to my files. Thanks!
 
That link goes to a blog with assorted projects. The one that happens to be at the top is some form of preamp. Pretty sure its got nothing to do with this 6BM8 board though, other than sharing a designer.
Being the same designer was exactly my point. Doesn't matter if this specific PCB is posted, he probably has the schematic lying around somewhere. Easy enough to contact him or to leave a comment at that Website.

Jack
 
I know what you meant, there was another comment that seemed to gather that it was a preamp with transformers based on whatever project happened to be at the top of the blog page.
 
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