The filament supply on the Kaiju is AC. It can be upgraded to DC. I haven't don that yet.
Elrog doesn't recommend using an AC filament supply for the Elrog.
The filament supply on the Kaiju is AC. It can be upgraded to DC. I haven't don that yet.
Elrog doesn't recommend using an AC filament supply for the Elrog.
He mentioned that he is starting development of a headphone amp which will deliver about 5 W. It will be able to drive low and high impedance headphones.
He mentioned that he is starting development of a headphone amp which will deliver about 5 W. It will be able to drive low and high impedance headphones.
So far I am really enjoying it. The only thing I'm disliking is how light the bass is with the stock tubes. I did swap the input tubes which really helpd a lot. Just need to get something better than the cheapest PSVANE 300b you can get.
I mean, I went from a sub $100 SMSL amp to the Kaiju. So it is a pretty significant upgrade in sound quality and listening enjoyment. Especially in the mids and highs.
So far I am really enjoying it. The only thing I'm disliking is how light the bass is with the stock tubes. I did swap the input tubes which really helpd a lot. Just need to get something better than the cheapest PSVANE 300b you can get.
I mean, I went from a sub $100 SMSL amp to the Kaiju. So it is a pretty significant upgrade in sound quality and listening enjoyment. Especially in the mids and highs.
Elrog ER is bassier than MOs. MOs are more extended and tighter/detailed bass. ERs in comparison are bloated in the mid bass. ERs with the right paring tubes sound thunderous. I just saw an Elrog ER being sold in classifieds. I decided to keep mine. Sold the WE300B instead. I want to be able to own the trifecta if possible.
Plus I really like the Elrog ER + Brimar 6J5G (quad) combo .... mmmmmm
It's really hard to answer this in general, since it depends on the operating parameters of the amp they are used in.
If they are driven too hard, life expectancy shortens
Under ideal circumstances they should last ~10.000h (300Bs in general)
It's really hard to answer this in general, since it depends on the operating parameters of the amp they are used in.
If they are driven too hard, life expectancy shortens
Under ideal circumstances they should last ~10.000h (300Bs in general)
Correct. Also, the new generation of Elrog’s are much better than the previous versions under old ownership. The new owner, Thomas Mayer, strongly believes in quality control, and there are very few reported instances of issues with the current generation of Elrog tubes.
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