2.5 volts, the filament will draw double amp easily.My understanding is that 5v is common but there are 2.5v options
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But is that the 300B/n?TJ FULLMUSIC 300B+ DATA SHEET – DIY Hifi Supply
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good question.But is that the 300B/n?
But that says 5v or 2.5v. Does that mean it can go either way?good question.
here is another website showing both voltages.
current draw is double if you go 2.5V check the power filament attributes.But that says 5v or 2.5v. Does that mean it can go either way?
Bias has nothing to do with the heater voltage/current. 300B has 4 pins : heater, grid and anode. There is no place to accommodate multiple heater voltages, unlike something like 12AX7 with 3 connections heater.So, are the TJ 300B/n filaments able to handle the 2.5A @ 2.5v and also can work at 5v?
Of course with the correct bias.
EML labels their tube 300B25.EML has a 2.5V meshplate. Im listening to them currently. 🤣
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This is how I have done it. The Full Music 300B/n has 2.5 printed on the base…the TJ 300B/n doesn’t.If a 300B has been specially made with a 2.5V filament, the manufacturer will mark the tube appropriately so you don't plug it into a normal 300B amp.
Thank youIIRC, /n identifies a “mesh” plate premium tube. Their graphite and carbon plate tubes have different identifiers.