Whats the difference between these and the standard set of JJ tubes? The addition of a rectifier?
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Hello, This compliment contains standard JJ tubes. Included in the compliment is 1 each 5AR4, 1 each matched quad (4 tubes) EL84 and 3 each 12AX7. Thank you
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I use them as mains any ware it could use the srm450's, and they sound better and can fill the hall better. The 450s were 450wats so even though they have 12" driver the don't put out as much sound, that's why the new srm450v3 have 1000wats and 2 channel control, they were getting blown out of the water by the QSCs.
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My guess is the reds are your 120v wires. On mine the blue go to 170v B+ and the white go to 6.3v tube heater supply. Try the red on 120 and test with a meter to be sure your blues and whites are not crossed.
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The receptacle is hooked up exactly like any other standard receptacle with the line continuing on to the load down stream. The only difference is the two hots are connected to the same screw as are the two neutrals. They just didn't have enough room for two sets of screw terminals. The device is designed to simply replace a standard outlet in either an in-line or terminal position and adheres to code.
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basically just the amp.You will have to buy the correct wire to do the install properly.Its a big amp,so be sure you got room to put it.
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These come with a set of wires with spade terminals on them. The end of the wires are tinned and setup to be installed directly to an amp.or soldered to an existing wire. If you don't want to cut factory wiring a harness adapter or quick splice will be needed.
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Dunlop ECB003 is an universal voltage adaptor...Input=100-240VAC and Output=9VDC,670mA... Negative center..Tried hook-up to Dunlop Wah pedal and 2 more pedals all working just fine.
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I don't know the difference but if you buy this one be sure and buy the adapters it only takes the large plugs like in your old amps buy the new adapters so you can use the small plugs popular today
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all these tube amps have the same "connection". you will be fine whatever you choose.
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6v, 12v, 24v doesnt really matter. The faster it spines the higher the volts. That is after you add a rectifier. The wires coming out of the unit is AC 3phase.
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I am pretty sure they are the same converter. I absolutely love mine, highly recommended.
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The plugs are standard. I replaced two existing ones with these and the old ones were a different manufacturer.
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They have standard Positive and Negative jacks on them, if you can fit em, you can wire em !
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One of the differences between them is that type one comes pre wired for the work light. Type 2 and 3 don't. You can't add the accessory.
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You may have to overcome a problem. These units put out AC, alternating current, meaning there is no 'plus' and 'minus'. To "rectify" the situation, you need a 'bridge rectifier', available at Radio Shack or Fry's online or in store. I hope someone can add to this answer.
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Hi, Even though it is recommended to use a converter, but since the voltage difference is not significant, and after consulting an electrician, we have use it in the us wo converter successfully. My mother in law is Japanese who have brought many things electrical from Jspan to use here in US wo problem. She thinks we fuss too much for nothing. Hope this help.
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Unbalanced standard RCA's and USB. The gain will depend on the tubes you put in it, I replaced the cheap russian tubes with 6AK5's from tubedepot