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Old 02-06-2014, 05:46 PM
bob91343 bob91343 is offline
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Oh a 3S4, newer than I thought. The 3Q5 was octal. A pretty big output transformer, probably decent low end. Try connecting an external speaker; it will probably sound great.
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Old 02-06-2014, 06:14 PM
dieseljeep dieseljeep is offline
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Originally Posted by bob91343 View Post
Oh a 3S4, newer than I thought. The 3Q5 was octal. A pretty big output transformer, probably decent low end. Try connecting an external speaker; it will probably sound great.
I looks like it was built from all surplus parts. The speaker has a Motorola part number on it.
It also looks like one of the speaker leads is disconnected. They must have the output tubes connected in parallel, instead of push-pull.
Looks like poor design, at best. The 3S4 tubes are designed to operate at 67.5 volts, max, plate and screen.
BTW, the 3S4 has been around, almost as long as the 3Q5.
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