[waltertlc]

swapped out the CVs with RCAs ...wow...my thoughts were they sound pretty much like SS amps..
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[waltertlc]

Update ... bought a tube adaptor to fit 5670 tubes into the 6n2 ... lost some gain ..and the sound quite different...
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[MIKELAP]

To use the 12ax7 tube did i see correctly you strap heater pins 4 and 5 together dont understand schematics could anybody have a picture of the new configuration of the wires.Thanks

 

[MIKELAP]

Here are a few pictures of inside of 6N2+FU32 amp                                                                                                                                                                                            
 
                                                                                                             
 

 

 

 

 

[Jeffr005]

Thanks for the photos MIKELAP.
 
I received the same amp about a month ago, for under $300 I am really impressed with how the amp sounds.
 
Build quality is pretty good as well!
 
I purchased mine from aliexpress.com 

 

[MIKELAP]

  Thanks for the photos MIKELAP.
 
I received the same amp about a month ago, for under $300 I am really impressed with how the amp sounds.
 
Build quality is pretty good as well!
 
I purchased mine from aliexpress.com 

Yes it is decent have several different power tubes and also expecting 12v adapters to use 12ax7 types right now using 6AX7 and 1509 Russian power tube also have 832, 832a,and GU32.

 

[MIKELAP]

 

  Thanks for the photos MIKELAP.
 
I received the same amp about a month ago, for under $300 I am really impressed with how the amp sounds.
 
Build quality is pretty good as well!
 
I purchased mine from aliexpress.com 

Yes it is decent expecting 12v adapters to use 12ax7 types right now using 6AX7 and 1509 Russian power tube also have 832, 832a,and GU32.

 

[Jeffr005]

Please keep us all updated once you have made the changes and if it is something that you would recommend as well.

 

[MIKELAP]

Interesting review but will have to translate also reviewer list compatible tubes               http://news.livedoor.com/article/detail/8712546/

 

[MIKELAP]

I was reading earlier on this thread that you could modify the amp socket to accept 12 v. tubes since then adapters became available 12AX7 TO 6N2 I bought this one from Ebay should receive it shortly     http://www.ebay.com/itm/281787284149?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
 
                                                                                                                                          

 

[MIKELAP]

I received 12V. tube adapters yesterday and i gotta say 12v tubes sound very good in this amp compatible 12v tubes i found decent are 5751,12AX7,ECC81/12AT7, CV4024.,5814A. But best of all no need to modify amp socket.

 

[Jeffr005]

Hey Mike,
Thanks for the update!
 
Do you recommend the 12V. tube adapters? They seem pretty inexpensive too.
 
What tubes are you currently running?

 

[MIKELAP]

  Hey Mike,
Thanks for the update!
 
Do you recommend the 12V. tube adapters? They seem pretty inexpensive too.
 
What tubes are you currently running?

If you like tube rolling i would recommend getting a 12v adapter but differences between 12v and 6v. are not that obvious i have the 12v.=5751,12AX7,ECC81/12AT7, CV4024.,5814A. and 6v.= 6n2, 6N2P-ER, 6DT8,6AX7. and i must say that imo they all sound good but like they say YMMV .I am currently using a Mullard  ECC81/12AT7 & switching with a 6AX7 and i would say the 6AX7 is cleaner sounding than the warmer Mullard, that's using Senns HD800.Will be installing these anode caps soon dont really like the stock                                                   connectors,                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
 
caps are safer i would think

 

[MIKELAP]

 

[Jeffr005]

Looks good.
I totally agree with you on the stock connectors. That is an area where cost savings was really flexed.
Where did you pick up those caps from?