[SprySpectre]

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Originally Posted by flecom the problem I have with the LDII is the tubes it uses are pretty much impossible to find... the smaller tubes can be found as they were used in old battery powered radios, but the larger tubes are a really wacky chinese design that only has one russian equivilant (good luck on that one) and the larger tubes it comes with look really crappy, the locktal connector looks like cheesy cast metal... it does sound pretty good for $150... really bass oriented amp... but you really cant upgrade it any

hmmm...not very upgradable, but cheap and good for bass, which is primarily what I was hoping for. It's gonna be a tough call for me, I hate decisions like this...

Thanks everyone for the help thus far!

 

[golgi]

Just so you're aware, the new version of the Little Dot II which is the "+" version uses different tubes: http://www.little-tube.com/forum/for...sp?TID=31&PN=1

I just ordered mine the other night so I'm anxiously awaiting it's arrival but it will be a while. I'll post about my experience with the amp once it arrives.

 

[ekwinix]

Ok This unit uses Mullard EF91 driver tubes and Soviet 4P1S power tubes.

What are the tube types I can use to tuberoll?

 

[Jbucla2005]

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Originally Posted by ekwinix Ok This unit uses Mullard EF91 driver tubes and Soviet 4P1S power tubes. What are the tube types I can use to tuberoll?

Mullards are good so I think you wouldn't need to roll...

 

[davidgao007]

Why not Little Dot III+?

 

[Zowbombs]

The LDII+ is $145 plus shipping from Little Dot's Ebay sellers if anyone's interested.