How To Cathode Bias Amplifiers Using Ohm's Law
In this video we'll take a look at how to use Ohm's Law to calculate the bias on a cathode biased Fender Pro Amp. It is a 5C5 circuit from 1953. We will discuss the steps for measuring needed values and the steps for calculating others in order to successfully bias your amp. Check out some other videos if you're interested in demos, other tutorials, and restorations!
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