I am using my Cary SLI-80 with speakers a lot of the time.  Does anyone have any suggestions for tube rolling?...My goal is to add a little more bass authority.  

I just bought a pair of Audeze LCD-2 rev.2 headphones for use with my Woo WA6.  I am wanting to hear more low end/bass and overall richness from this setup.  I had always heard the Audeze cans were great in the bass dept.  So maybe I need to change my tube choice??  I currently have these tubes...

Love it! Beautiful setup. Here's mine next to my Cary preamplifier. My Philips 5R4GYS rectifier is freshly opened and installed this morning from Upscale Audio. Let the tube rolling begin!

Ahh, thanks for clarifying that.

Yea, the thought of selling my WA6 crossed my mind. However I have yet to tube roll with it. I am really happy so far with the stock tubes. I want to listen to it and tube roll for a while before deciding to move to the SE version. I read some reviews saying the improvements are subtle, while...

Yea I have heard the LCD-2's sound signature is somewhat rolled off in the treble.  I figure rolling some tubes with the WA6 could be interesting.  Maybe tubes with a clear, detailed sound characteristic?  I'm going off on a tangent here, but tube rolling can be fun.  I wouldn't try overly warm...

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Yea they can last for years and years.  Just take care of the amps and they will take care of you.  Just have a look at the vintage tube amps still going strong from the 60's.  With a little maintenance here and there, a good quality amp could last a lifetime I would think.  

I have heard the LCD-2's and Woo Audio amps go well together.  I am thinking of pairing LCD-2's with a Woo Audio WA6.

Yea I don't blame you there.  I know it may be a bit over-obsessive, but I like my tubes to look matched as well.  

Aww man, I just bought my first Woo Audio product (WA6).  I am really enjoying it, but would have probably been interested in this SE version if I would have seen this first.  GLWS :-)

These have got to be one of the best bang for the buck headphones out there.  I ultimately ended up trading mine in for a Stax rig.  20% better sound quality, but a LOT more money.  Can't go wrong with Grado if you want some nice detailed cans.  

Those are beautiful!  Gotta love and appreciate such nice work.

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers I love Mike Campbell's guitar playing and Tom's songwriting is something special.  He's one of the greats in my book.  I also enjoyed Stan Lynch's drumming quite a bit.  I prefer him to Steve Ferrone.

These are by no means the best, but sound really great and receive a lot of play on my rig...   Steely Dan "Aja" Neil Young "Harvest" Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers "Damn the Torpedos" Ray Lamontagne "Till The Sun Turns Black"

Jason Isbell "Southeastern" Some of the best song writing I have heard in years. If you like Americana, Country, Folk, etc....you should definitely check it out.  

Bob Dylan "Blood On The Tracks" album.  Great record and highly recommended :-) So detailed through my Stax Lambada Pro's.