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Jun 23, 2020 at 3:09 PM Post #36,991 of 39,986
And I think that it is safe to say that the Sylvania and Visseaux tubes don't sound the same.
BTW, I think I remember reading that RCA sold vacuum tube production line equipment to Svetlana in Russia in 1937. There is a certain resemblance between a RCA 6AS7G and a Svetlana 6H13C or equivalent:
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Jun 23, 2020 at 5:28 PM Post #36,992 of 39,986
Jun 23, 2020 at 5:32 PM Post #36,993 of 39,986
And I think that it is safe to say that the Sylvania and Visseaux tubes don't sound the same.
BTW, I think I remember reading that RCA sold vacuum tube production line equipment to Svetlana in Russia in 1937. There is a certain resemblance between a RCA 6AS7G and a Svetlana 6H13C or equivalent:
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It seems not many people use the RCA 6AS7G power tubes. I guess just because there are better power tubes.
These still are great power tubes when paired with a bit brighter driver tube. They are a darker and softer sounding power tube, but I like them because I can play them a little louder and they have good bass.
 
Jun 23, 2020 at 9:22 PM Post #36,994 of 39,986
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Jun 24, 2020 at 5:26 AM Post #36,996 of 39,986
Hey Joe, great looking LCD-4 you have there. How does it compare to your previous LCD-3 (non fazor)?

Hey,

It has that same Audeze house sound that I have come to love and that killer planar bass that goes low and is super textured.
Nice liquid mids are still there, just more detailed.
The LCD-4 brings more detail without having to really listen too hard to find it...it is just always there.
It is a bit brighter than the LCD-3 pre-fazor but no where near the point of bringing on fatigue...still maintains all of Audeze assets in my opinion.
I have never heard the LCD-3 fazor...guessing I would say it is that headphone on steroids :sunglasses:

I hope life is treating you well during these hard times.
 
Jun 24, 2020 at 5:33 AM Post #36,997 of 39,986
Hey,

It has that same Audeze house sound that I have come to love and that killer planar bass that goes low and is super textured.
Nice liquid mids are still there, just more detailed.
The LCD-4 brings more detail without having to really listen too hard to find it...it is just always there.
It is a bit brighter than the LCD-3 pre-fazor but no where near the point of bringing on fatigue...still maintains all of Audeze assets in my opinion.
I have never heard the LCD-3 fazor...guessing I would say it is that headphone on steroids :sunglasses:

I hope life is treating you well during these hard times.

Sounds like a treat! I am doing well my friend and doing most of my listening with the Dave+HD800.
 
Jun 24, 2020 at 5:42 AM Post #36,998 of 39,986
Sounds like a treat! I am doing well my friend and doing most of my listening with the Dave+HD800.

I can only imagine the amount of detail that the Dave and HD800 produce.
Glad to hear things are good with you.
 
Jun 24, 2020 at 11:38 AM Post #37,001 of 39,986
Bliss

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Jun 24, 2020 at 1:19 PM Post #37,004 of 39,986
Nice tube glow and great sound - a Mazda 6N7G made for the French Air Force in 1948:
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The 6N7G tubes have great synergy with EL11 and Bendix 6080.

Trying to copy you today @mordy 2x EL11 + 2x Bendix 6080 + 1x 6N7G. I agree that this is a nice pairing. The EL11s are warmer and add some lower heft. The 6NG7 is more spacious in the mids and upper. It almost feels like you get both characteristics with the combo. The EL11s were a bit too warm for me alone, but still not bad at all. I have been using the 6N7G alone quite a bit and really like it.

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Jun 24, 2020 at 1:49 PM Post #37,005 of 39,986
For my taste this is a very fine pairing. I do find that it takes a while before all the tubes are warmed up and performing their best - much longer than other combinations (maybe 45 min). And as far as I am personally concerned, my brain also needs time to adjust to this sound - it builds on you.
If the 6N7G is new, it may need plenty of time to burn in as well. It took quite some time before the bass and slam became stronger.
 

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