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Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs / Re: IS there a reason to build another AMP
« Last post by TIMBO on March 12, 2026, 04:46:02 am »A bit more progress...

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...I can post pictures later if you like...
Greg
Would love to see that work. On that note, I did same when experimenting, if the tank return was closer to the PT, the hum was fairly pronounced, rotated away it was better, but to me, still unacceptable. You resolved that issue with a some added space and fabrication; I'd rather not walk that path, as this amp has the original speaker cabinet, and the head stows in the bottom of speaker cabinet. I suppose that I could modify the cabinet's back panel to accommodate a taller head cabinet, but I'd rather keep as much stock as possible.
--Pete
The voltage drop across the LED is the same regardless of the input voltage. The current limiter is the triode, approx 1mA or so.
Perfectly safe with no extra resistors needed.
See bottom of this page: https://www.valvewizard.co.uk/trem1.html
Just put the indicator LED between the plate resistor and plate.
You can also put the LED in the plate circuit
But I also prefer the look of the neon
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