Hi Trevor
I am on the process of restoring a "Antoria" 1950's combination amplifier. It seems it is based on the Mullard 3 - 3 design, with an additional EF86 and tone controls.
The restoration thread is over on UKVRRR. http://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showt...p?t=138751
The amp design works very well, I am impressed with the sound output into my 4 inch bench speaker, and even more impressed with the sound into the original 12 inch Celestion 44, even with the bare speaker driver sitting on the back of the bench, immensely loud even at just 1 watt.
I have only just come to realise it was a Mullard 3-3 circuit, that's why I thought I would mention it on here.
Mike
I am on the process of restoring a "Antoria" 1950's combination amplifier. It seems it is based on the Mullard 3 - 3 design, with an additional EF86 and tone controls.
The restoration thread is over on UKVRRR. http://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showt...p?t=138751
The amp design works very well, I am impressed with the sound output into my 4 inch bench speaker, and even more impressed with the sound into the original 12 inch Celestion 44, even with the bare speaker driver sitting on the back of the bench, immensely loud even at just 1 watt.
I have only just come to realise it was a Mullard 3-3 circuit, that's why I thought I would mention it on here.
Mike
