Not sure how a Raytheon ECC88 sounds. Never heard anyone who has tried one. If it's been tested and it's still with in spec and at a good price worth a shot if you feel like it. Raytheon is a good...
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Originally Posted by Jazzyfi
I didn't say it won't matter at all. It will of course make a different but not worth the money. A good 6N11 in my country will cost me 30-40 euro, same price as the amp.
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Originally Posted by Jazzyfi
Tube won't matter that much with this amp unmodified. You should first make it better by at least changing the output FETs for better treble, the old FETs rolled the frequency at...
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Originally Posted by swbf2cheater
well, i just got a 12au7 tube, It is a 6n11 replacement, its literally the same tube under a different name so im told.
You must of got an amp with a 6V/12V...
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Originally Posted by swbf2cheater
...and maybe a recommendation for a tube to be used for it?
Not sure which version you are using [of the amp]. I'm using a Siemens ECC88 A-frame (6 volt tube)...
I've got this pair of AKG K501's a little over a month ago. It reminds me a lot of the sound of AKG K701 but sounds more natural and organic [than the K701]. It just seems to me that the K701's are more analytical [which I...
Oh, okay I get it now. Yah I was thinking about that [using parts with the same foot print]. Can I clone those items and rename it? [In the library]. (So I don't confuse myself when I use a lot of...
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Originally Posted by cobaltmute
Designing a PCB is an art. Even if you don't stick with Eagle, I would suggest you start with it. Many, many people are used to it, and can provide help. A...
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Originally Posted by earfanatic
As I already mentioned, You have to forget that You will find every single part in any of the above programs. Even Eagle had limited parts from Texas Instruments, although it...
