tube synths /VCA
Rene Schmitz
uzs159 at uni-bonn.de
Tue Jun 30 23:45:45 CEST 1998
At 22:30 29.06.1998 -0700, you wrote:
>Don't worry- --anything between 120 v and 250 v is okay.
>This can even be extended in the VCO by using a lower-voltage
>regulator tube. The other circuits can operate as low as 50v
>without changes.
Would that mean that I could use a transformerless voltage multiplier as
supply for your circuits? (A high frequency square fed into a poweramp and
then into a diode/cap cascade)
Would you recommend that or a switcher?
How much current does your VCA draw at 50-100V?
>See, guys, tubes are very tolerant........
I thought pentodes need a high voltage on the screen grid?
-René
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