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Article from Polyphony, July/August 1981 | |
We can substitute 6CA7 tubes in amps originally fitted for 6L6s; however, the price paid is some crossover distortion. To cure this, simply feed a sine wave generator into the input, and adjust the bias control (like the one on Fender amps found just beside the choke and power transformer) until the crossover distortion disappears. The advantage of using 6CA7s is a somewhat crisper, more defined treble, as well as bass that's a little bit tighter. You can also substitute 6550s with no bias modifications, but you must then add a fan for cooling. 6550s last longer than 6L6s due to their special construction, and do not get microphonic.
Tape Machines Line Up Here |
Confessions - ...of an English kit builder. |
Assaulted Batteries |
Let Us Spray - Spraying Dangers |
Workbench - Signal Processors — the saga continues |
Workbench - Signal Processors - Frequency Response Modification |
Adding an Independent Tracking Output to the 4780 Sequencer |
Sample & Hold Modification - Provides Note Bender |
Kit Care |
Interfacing External Signals with the Gnome Micro-Synthesizer - Guitar/Gnome Interface |
MIDI Retrofits |
Roland Drumatix Modifications |
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