gibosi
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To my ears, it is the best of the 5R4GY, but as always, it's all about synergy: Does it sound good in your system?
Don't buy. It is a Brimar labeled Russian 5C4S vacuum tube. The Russian 5C4S sells for $7.25 a tube.Any opinions on the Brimar GZ32 being sold by Langrex on eBay? Thanks.
Wow. Thanks for the heads up!
Consider trying out a Brimar 5z4g, great tube that can still be had relatively cheap.I actually already own a British Mullard GZ32. I was just looking at some alternatives. In my Woo Audio WA-6, I prefer this tube over others I have tried: Ken Rad 5V4G, RCA 5U4G, Mullard early black base smooth plate GZ34, and Raytheon RK60. Most of the other "better" rectifier's are too just expensive.
The Brimar 5z4G looks interesting. Are there any sonic differences in the construction and year of manufacture? I see everything from 50's to 70's on
I have a pair with the solid type getter probably late 50’s with STC labeling, and a newer square getter version , to me they sound very similar, the older perhaps has a more refined high end and physically feels heavier.The Brimar 5z4G looks interesting. Are there any sonic differences in the construction and year of manufacture? I see everything from 50's to 70's on eBay.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/GZ32-BRIMAR-VINTAGE-NOS-VALVE-TUBE-/261328914856Don't buy. It is a Brimar labeled Russian 5C4S vacuum tube. The Russian 5C4S sells for $7.25 a tube.