An amp for EL 34, KT 66, KT 77, KT 88, KT 120 and some KT 150
https://www.thetubestore.com/elekit-tu-8340-push-pull-diy-tube-amp-kit
https://www.thetubestore.com/elekit-tu-8340-push-pull-diy-tube-amp-kit
El34 = KT88 = KT120
An amp for EL 34, KT 66, KT 77, KT 88, KT 120 and some KT 150 https://www.thetubestore.com/elekit-tu-8340-push-pull-diy-tube-amp-kit |
FWIW, I currently use an upgraded (volume pot, Mundorf caps, Takman resistors, custom chassis etc...) Elekit TU 8340VK PP amp (with a semi auto bias feature, easy and accurate) . My recent experience is that in the past year, I have used New EH EL 34, New Gold Lion KT 77 and New KT 88 matched tube sets. Each pairing has a separate and distinct sound... all were good, but different. The choice is yours but there was a choice to be made. I stayed with the KT 77. BTW, I agree with the potential of the Wide Band concept, it is difficult to execute properly though. I currently use an auto-former modified electrostatic system but have started a Wide Band project, that will incorporate Cube Audio WB drivers and transmission line cabinets. The Truth is Out There.... |
I had a modified Dynaco ST70 running EL 34's for many years (in a tri-amp arrangement driving Quad 57's along with T27's and Hegeman subs). Very nice, until I re-married and the "what are those..room heaters?" had to go. I still regret selling the 57's AND the ST 70. Buy it to try it... Onward and Upward... |