Bottlehead Forum
Bottlehead Kits => Legacy Kit Products => Stereomour => Topic started by: balancedtriode on July 28, 2012, 01:38:30 AM
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I was reading topics on the old forum and came across one where PJ talked about a shunt reg mod for the stereomour, that he was hopping to get around to doing some day when the eros and stereomour were done and released. Is this still a future possibility or has it gone by the wayside? I am just very interested in making my stereomour the best it can be!
thanks
-coltrane
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Wow, I totally forgot that! The issue is there is no spare tube for a hybrid regulator. Might be possible to fit a couple gas tubes under the hood - I think that's what I was thinking. Either that or a compactron triple triode, which would require drilling out the center tube socket.
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Many Compactrons are nice and cheap.
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to be honest I would love this as an upgrade and I bet there are many bottlehead's who would like that as an upgrade aswell, even if it requires a drilling a hole.
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So, taking this even one step further -- is there enough juice in that transformer for a fully shunt regulated 2a3 monoblock?
Sorry, had to ask :-).
-- Jim
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So, taking this even one step further -- is there enough juice in that transformer for a fully shunt regulated 2a3 monoblock?
Sorry, had to ask :-).
-- Jim
Probably. The voltage would drop with the reg, so it would go back to the RCA operating pit (250v/60mA/2500 ohms)
I did work up a possible DC filament supply but haven't built one yet. Our recent experiments call BS on the "AC only" crowd...
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Sounds interesting on the DC filaments -- I've been an AC filament kind of guy but that is based just on what I've heard so far, but willing to keep an open mind.
-- Jim
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hey Paul,
do you want a guinea pig for the DC filament supply? ;)
-Coltrane