Tequilasunriser
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Damn, that's sharp.
What is the reason you are being given that you can't do it, and by whom? The speaker manufacturer?
The GEC 6as7g curved bases arrived today, they look brand new and more importantly they sound very nice indeed!
THe GEC synergy with HD 800 is. Was listening to HD 800 with the GEC + TS 6SN7 combo on the Crack last night, time flew & before I realised it was 2 pm & I got only 5 hours of sleep. Feeling so F@#%*d at work right now. Damm this hobby
The GEC 6as7g curved bases arrived today, they look brand new and more importantly they sound very nice indeed!
grrr great tubes
Originally Posted by punit
Nice, Please post some comparisons with TS 5998 (I assume you have one).
I just did a quick google search:
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/music-computers/843913-driving-powered-monitor-headphone-amp.html
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1439974
I would suggest that "someone else may know why it won't work" and "don't turn it up too loud" are not particularly lucid technical arguments. Yes, the Crack can put out a reasonably high level into a high impedance load. So can a lot of preamps. I have confidence that you can use some judgement with respect to levels. The comment about impedance makes no sense. The low output impedance of the Crack - relative to its use at line level - is a plus. The Crack was actually used as the starting point for a series of experiments in transformerless low impedance tube preamps that led to the development of our 300B preamp. But go with what you feel is the best answer for you.
Thanks, I'm definitely going to trust the person that designed this amp! I'm going to be dealing with 3 volumes here. The active monitors, my computer, and the crack. How should I go about adjusting these? I know for sure I don't want to be cranking up the crack!
Edit: Oh yeah, a subwoofer is also fine right?
Excuse my basic questions...
What are the do's and don'ts of a tube amp?
When the amp is unused, turn it off..
Plug in the output device after 10 seconds warm up?
Unplug before turning off?
Turn the volume all the way down, then turn off?
Do you need the Crack in the chain? If you have volume controls elsewhere I'd question whether the Crack is bringing significant benefit (unless of course you're looking to add tubey goodness)
Do you need the Crack in the chain? If you have volume controls elsewhere I'd question whether the Crack is bringing significant benefit (unless of course you're looking to add tubey goodness)
If Doc B says it's ok, give it a try for crying out loud! B-)I'm looking to add tubey goodness to my active speakers! I don't use them for any recording so yeah.