6922 Tube Review - 17 Top 6922 6N23P E88CC CCa 7308 E188CC tubes
Apr 14, 2016 at 8:50 AM Post #316 of 1,003
Hi all,
 
I just started listening to a single tube of this type: http://www.ebay.com/itm/222068607235?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT in my liquid crimson. Would I be correct in assuming that it is similar to the Vokshod 75 with grey shield?
 
Regardless I am blown away, and its only had about 5 hours on it. Previously I had a telefunkeln 1966 E88CC in the amplifier, but this one seems considerably more detailed with greater bass and "flow". Its hard to concentrate when you have music in your ears in this setup. 
 
best,
 
Ásgeir
 
Apr 14, 2016 at 9:42 AM Post #317 of 1,003
  Hi all,
 
I just started listening to a single tube of this type: http://www.ebay.com/itm/222068607235?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT in my liquid crimson. Would I be correct in assuming that it is similar to the Vokshod 75 with grey shield?
 
Regardless I am blown away, and its only had about 5 hours on it. Previously I had a telefunkeln 1966 E88CC in the amplifier, but this one seems considerably more detailed with greater bass and "flow". Its hard to concentrate when you have music in your ears in this setup. 
 
best,
 
Ásgeir


It's a 1970's Voskhod gray - but no telling which year.  The sound quality varies greatly between the 1970 years - the 1975 gray being the best of the group.
 
The 6n23p Voskhods and SWGP Reflektors from the 70's have a family sound as you describe - with the best having the most detail, dynamics and bass - couple with a smooth musical presentation.
 
Cheers!
 
Apr 14, 2016 at 9:44 AM Post #318 of 1,003
 
It's a 1970's Voskhod gray - but no telling which year.  The sound quality varies greatly between the 1970 years - the 1975 gray being the best of the group.
 
The 6n23p Voskhods and SWGP Reflektors from the 70's have a family sound as you describe - with the best having the most detail, dynamics and bass - couple with a smooth musical presentation.
 
Cheers!


But it's also more than that  - made for export, nickel pins, perhaps better sounding (as I recall the UberHGs were using the same principle :p)!
 
Apr 14, 2016 at 9:58 AM Post #319 of 1,003
 
But it's also more than that  - made for export, nickel pins, perhaps better sounding (as I recall the UberHGs were using the same principle :p)!

 
I haven´t head the reflektor's so I can't comment. The seller commented that he preferred them to the Reflektors from the same period which he had in his own collection. However he didn't have those for sale so YMMV :)
 
Apr 14, 2016 at 1:15 PM Post #320 of 1,003
 
But it's also more than that  - made for export, nickel pins, perhaps better sounding (as I recall the UberHGs were using the same principle :p)!

Yes that is true - I have yet to find another pair of the UberHG's the remaining pairs are staying in my collection.
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I do have a pair of nickel pins, Voskhod SWGP gray shields, labeled Amperex Orange Globes 6DJ8/ECC88 - available for sale.  I'll post in the classifieds.

 
 
   
I haven´t head the reflektor's so I can't comment. The seller commented that he preferred them to the Reflektors from the same period which he had in his own collection. However he didn't have those for sale so YMMV :)

Well it depends on the which Reflektor 6n23p's - there are '74 and '75 dual dimpled getter versions that are super common and only mediocre sounding.
 
Apr 14, 2016 at 2:04 PM Post #321 of 1,003
  Yes that is true - I have yet to find another pair of the UberHG's the remaining pairs are staying in my collection.
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I keep bugging Dragan about it (tubes.rs :p)!
 
Apr 14, 2016 at 2:32 PM Post #324 of 1,003
 
Yes he is not selling anymore - I did get about 6 pairs from him though.  I sold half of those to a friend

I wonder if the HGs I have with nickel pins from the US sound similar to the UberHGs... They do sound a bit different than the other steel pinned HGs I have... and are really strong, maybe if Dragan finds the rest of his HG stash then we'll know :D
 
Apr 15, 2016 at 2:22 AM Post #326 of 1,003
The nickel pins seem to be working. The tube also measured 16.5/16.5 ma
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/291737781567
 
I jumped on these - yeah no measurements but for 14$ I'll take the risk :) Let's see how they test and sound compared to the HGs :p
 
Apr 15, 2016 at 11:18 AM Post #328 of 1,003
I wonder if the HGs I have with nickel pins from the US sound similar to the UberHGs... They do sound a bit different than the other steel pinned HGs I have... and are really strong, maybe if Dragan finds the rest of his HG stash then we'll know :D


Sounds exciting. Seems like I need to buy more tubes just to be conversational on the subject of Russian tubes :wink:
 

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