I have been trying to figure out if I should have the TDR board in my amp bit cant seem to find an answer to my question. I use a solid state rectifier and have the auto bias board installed so I know my power tubes already have a slowed start. Do I risk prematurely wearing out the driver board tubes using SS rectification without the TDR board?
Solid State Rectifier and Driver Tubes
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if you have an auto bias module installed in your amp, do not use a TDR, as it is not compatible with the delay time required for the auto bias module.
And no, there is no risk of prematurely wearing out your driver tubes with a solid state rectifier.
And no, there is no risk of prematurely wearing out your driver tubes with a solid state rectifier.
Kramer- Posts : 50
Join date : 2018-02-11
Age : 36
Location : Chicago
erhard-audio wrote:if you have an auto bias module installed in your amp, do not use a TDR, as it is not compatible with the delay time required for the auto bias module.
And no, there is no risk of prematurely wearing out your driver tubes with a solid state rectifier.
Thank you
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