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Re: Philips A2X 96 A Amplifier

Geschreven door Willem van der Most om 30. Nov 2001 23:25:43:

In reactie op: Philips A2X 96 A Amplifier geschreven door Michael Kelley om 30. Nov 2001 17:36:36:

>We have found a Philips A2X 96 A, a small single ended amplifier. It's tube compliment includes an EZ 80, an EBC 91, and an EL 86. The amplifier is 3 3/4" high by 12" wide and 6 1/4 " deep. It has two(2) controls: Volume and Toon. The front and rear panels are made of wood. There is a small plastice Philips logo on the front panel. Can someone help with information, schematics, etc..
>Thank you very much for your help.
>Michael Kelley

Michael,

I've never seen one, but EL 86 normally means no output transformer (OTL). You will have to use an 800 Ohms loudspeaker, which can be salvaged from certain models Philips tube radio's. I understand that you can even buy them new at a shop called Radio Twenthe in The Hague. The EL 86 was secifically designed for this goal (i.e. no OTL) with low DC resistance to cut cost in building radios. Another line in development, 2 EL 86's in SRPP arrangement produced very fine sounding amplifiers, of which the AG 9015 is a good example.

Google doesn't come up with anything useful, so I will try and find some more info in the books.

Regards,

Willem




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