45 W Stereo Tube Amplifier

Stereo Amplifier with Tube

Stereo amplifier is very simple, consisting of 5 active components including the power supply it. Series Stereo Amplifier With Tube was prepared with 5 units trioda tube consisting of 1 unit tubes 5Y3 GT vacuum rectifier, 2 tube tube trioda 6SF5 GT high-mu tube 6k6 and 2 units which form the power beam amplifiers.

Power consumption for the circuit with a tube stereo amplifier is not more than 45 Watt. Current consumption for the circuit with a tube stereo amplifier is around 3A. A complete range of stereo amplifiers with this tube can be seen from the following series of images.

Stereo Amplifier With Tube

Sign Component Stereo Amplifier With Tube

R1, R10, R13 2.2M
R2 470K 1/2W
1 Meg 1/2W R3
R4 220K 1/2W
R5 330 Ohm 2W
R6 220K 1/2W
R7 2.2Meg 1/2W
R8 1Meg 1/2W
R9 720 Ohm 20W
R11 33K 1/2W
R12 22K 1/2W
C1, C9 400V 0.005uF
C2 0.05uF 600V
C3 20uF 25V
C4 0.01uF 400V
C5 200uuF 400V
C6, C7 15uF 450V
C8 15uF 400V
T1 117V Primary, Secondary 350VCT, 2 × 6.3V
T2 7600 Ohm Primary, Secondary 4 or 8 Ohm
SW1 SPST Switch
SP1, SP2 12 "4 / 8 ohm
C8 in the series stereo tube amplifier with the above serves to reduce radio frequency interference and to optimize the work of a wild series of ampifier stereo with these tubes.

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