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post #76 of 25654
6/11/09 at 9:06am
Nice Dannie How do you like your Tung Sol 6CY7's compared to 6DE7's?
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post #77 of 25654
6/11/09 at 9:21am
dannie01 - Wow, that is some modding! The heat from the resistors are scary! How does the sounds changes from the original 6SE?
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post #78 of 25654
6/11/09 at 9:23am
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Thanks Glenn, they come with more micro detail in highs,a lot more never heard from the 6DE7, similar mids but a bit forward (6DE7 has warmer sound) and punchy bass, good seperation and huge soundstage with Sophia 274B.
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post #79 of 25654
6/11/09 at 9:46am
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Wow Danny, that is some modding! The heat from the resistors are scary! How does the sounds changes from the original 6SE?
Yeah SleepyOne, one word at first is "WORTH".

I have all parts with about 120hrs burn-in, another 400hrs at least to go to have all parts being settled . Darker the background, it sounds really awesome, clarity, crispy, more airy in highs. Very good seperation, sweeter, clearer in mids, no hissing at all. The bass is now become tightened, punchy, impactful and solid. Tons of power reserved, never dail the volume knob over 11 O' clock even in low gain recording. It worth every penny I spent for the parts although they are expensive.

Sorry about my lousy English to describe how wonderful sound from the WA6SE with up-grade parts, thanks Jack.
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post #80 of 25654
6/11/09 at 9:59am
Haha, that's excellent! That does sounds good and with so many big Blackgate caps I am not surprise it takes so long to burn in!
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post #81 of 25654
6/11/09 at 10:22am
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Sorry about my lousy English to describe how wonderful sound from the WA6SE with up-grade parts, thanks Jack.
Dannie, go easy on yourself regarding the english...let's try conversing in your native langauge and see how I do!! Lousy, that's how I'd do...
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post #82 of 25654
6/11/09 at 10:28am
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Dannie, go easy on yourself regarding the english...let's try conversing in your native langauge and see how I do!! Lousy, that's how I'd do...
HAHA! I'd probably do a lot worse than you. I never learned another language other than a few choice words in Spanish. I wont say what they are! LOL!

Dannie, your communication skills are just fine
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post #83 of 25654
6/11/09 at 10:34am
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indydieselnut and Glenn, thanks for kind words.
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post #84 of 25654
6/11/09 at 10:47pm
All these Woo Audio owners and only 5 members joined o_O

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post #85 of 25654
6/11/09 at 11:11pm
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All these Woo Audio owners and only 5 members joined o_O

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I just joined
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post #86 of 25654
6/11/09 at 11:22pm
I joined into the group with my WA3, Blackgates output caps modded.
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post #87 of 25654
6/11/09 at 11:25pm
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I just joined
Just joined too
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post #88 of 25654
6/11/09 at 11:49pm
Does anyone know if any of the WooAudio tube amps are capable of working well with low impedance cans such as the Beyerdynamic DT770 Pros (80 ohm) or the Ultrasone Pro 900? Sorry, I've never used tube amps and I was very interested in getting one for using with a Sennheiser hd650. I just wanted to know whether it'd be good with lower impedance cans as well, possibly Grado's as well?
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post #89 of 25654
6/12/09 at 12:08am
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Does anyone know if any of the WooAudio tube amps are capable of working well with low impedance cans such as the Beyerdynamic DT770 Pros (80 ohm) or the Ultrasone Pro 900? Sorry, I've never used tube amps and I was very interested in getting one for using with a Sennheiser hd650. I just wanted to know whether it'd be good with lower impedance cans as well, possibly Grado's as well?
Speaking for myself, I bought the WA6SE specifically for low-impedance 'phones like my GS1000i's. Jack from Woo can answer more intelligently, but the WA6SE in particular is VERY powerful into low-impedances and sounds incredible!
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post #90 of 25654
6/12/09 at 12:12am
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Just joined too
I joined too...thanks for point pointing it out!
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