SOLD. Sophia 274B meshplate rectifier with only about 25 hours on it. I got this brand new from a fellow head-fi'er right here who got it directly from Woo Audio only to find it did not fit in his amp. I have determined that I prefer the sound of a military Mullard for my amp, while a friend whose heard the same prefers the Sophia. To each their own..it's undoubtedly an excellent rectifier that works great with the likes of Woo amps and definitely offers some distinctive strengths of its own. I don't know that it's even broken in at this point, but am selling it for $Sale Pending including shipping to CONUS and paypal. My feedback is below. Buy with confidence.
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