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hartbigsky Verified Member Offline Posts: 14	SE84B/C shematics 02/21/13 at 03:30:03 Are earlier version SE84 schematics available? Or in particular the bias switch. I know a pair of 1.5K goes to the switch and a pair of 2.7K to ground from input tube I just haven't been able to see this up close an personel and I want to reproduce accurrately.
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clowkoy Senior Member Offline Posts: 55	Re: SE84B/C shematics Reply #1 - 02/21/13 at 13:07:11 https://www.decware.com/se84cschematic.pdf
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hartbigsky Verified Member Offline Posts: 14	Re: SE84B/C shematics Reply #2 - 03/04/13 at 00:20:33 Thanks for the reply, I actually found shematics shortly after posting. Do you or anyone know if you can find the original full SE84 kit build online pictoral assembly instructions that were posted in 1996 by Decware anywhere now??? Thanks Steve
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TubeNut Verified Member Offline Bliss is..playing Lp's through my Mini Torii :D Posts: 17 Kenosha, WI	Re: SE84B/C shematics Reply #3 - 05/16/13 at 16:54:16 Try the "Wayback Machine", Sherman ...you know...the Internet Archive...very useful to me when looking for old stuff....sometimes some photos are missing, tho....give it a shot anyway. It doesn't hurt to take a look. Good luck.
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zeke Verified Member Offline Posts: 12 hoboken, nj	Re: SE84B/C shematics Reply #4 - 03/12/17 at 20:42:55 I've seen this schematic and was wondering if anyone knew a) the secondary values of the transformer (and the subsequent DC output values) and b) would it work for the current ZenKit circuit board version. If not, does anyone have a schematic of a tube based power supply that would work with the ZenKit? Thanks for your help,
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