Honestly, if I still had the DV, I'd do it in a heartbeat! I jumped all over the dual A2293 tubes back then, the DV is a fun amp to experiment with. You know, Deyan developed his power supply device though that would allow one to run different voltage tubes - that would certainly be an interesting play for the Darkvoice amp.
Honestly, if I still had the DV, I'd do it in a heartbeat! I jumped all over the dual A2293 tubes back then, the DV is a fun amp to experiment with***. You know, Deyan developed his power supply device though that would allow one to run different voltage tubes - that would certainly be an interesting play for the Darkvoice amp.
Thanks - I never did get to try 7A4. Closest was the 7AF7. I'm trying not to get into a fever again for tube rolling. LOL. My wallet and I are on ok terms for the time being.
Thanks - I never did get to try 7A4. Closest was the 7AF7. I'm trying not to get into a fever again for tube rolling. LOL. My wallet and I are on ok terms for the time being.
If you can find some Hytron 7A4's, grab them. My favorite 7A4 to date. Note the ones I have are Hytron labeled only, not CBS/Hytron. Assuming they are earlier versions that were made before CBS got involved with Hytron. Of course, they could be Sylvanias for all I know (but they sound quite a bit better than the Sylvania labeled ones I have).
If you can find some Hytron 7A4's, grab them. My favorite 7A4 to date. Note the ones I have are Hytron labeled only, not CBS/Hytron. Assuming they are earlier versions that were made before CBS got involved with Hytron. Of course, they could be Sylvanias for all I know (but they sound quite a bit better than the Sylvania labeled ones I have).
If you can find some Hytron 7A4's, grab them. My favorite 7A4 to date. Note the ones I have are Hytron labeled only, not CBS/Hytron. Assuming they are earlier versions that were made before CBS got involved with Hytron. Of course, they could be Sylvanias for all I know (but they sound quite a bit better than the Sylvania labeled ones I have).
@therremans i remember over the last year or two you have very briefly mentioned using sonarworks for eq. on some of your headphones. my getting the hd800 recently has seriously having me put different eq software to its paces due to the fatigue it can cause. i have to say that using sonarworks may have saved me from having to sell it. what an amazing difference its tuning profile is!
@therremans i remember over the last year or two you have very briefly mentioned using sonarworks for eq. on some of your headphones. my getting the hd800 recently has seriously having me put different eq software to its paces due to the fatigue it can cause. i have to say that using sonarworks may have saved me from having to sell it. what an amazing difference its tuning profile is!
Nice, yeah I do like using Sonarworks. It’s even better for room speakers, as it uses a microphone to properly EQ the room.
I don’t have a physical/external EQ installed like the Lokius. I knew if I bought one.. I’d probably always be fiddling with it with each song. I chose to tune my DT1990s with new pads and additionally using the profiles offered with Sonarworks. The software also allows you to do slight -/+ adjustments on the low/high end, which shifts the curve in either direction. But no full band EQ is offered. You’d have to use APO Equalizer or something for that. But I just didn’t want all that so I removed APO. I believe Sonarworks overrides the windows audio service and can use WASAPI (default) or ASIO. It also auto defaults itself as the only audio device when enabled.
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