Lol! It is what I thought at first, but I guess I found the idea too simple to be taken at face value. I still think there must be some technical skill involved that I'm having some difficulty wrapping my head around.
Lol! It is what I thought at first, but I guess I found the idea too simple to be taken at face value. I still think there must be some technical skill involved that I'm having some difficulty wrapping my head around.
I am actually curious about the method, and would like to know how it works, and learn it if possible, as I think it might be a handy skill to have under the belt. On the other hand, I have ordered one of the pin straighteners that @bluesaint was referring to. its User reviews on Amazon are unanimously favorable.
I'm really enjoying my Liquid Platinum so far. Recently I swapped the stock tubes for a pair of new-production Genalec Gold Lions and to my ears these tubes work very well with this amp. This overall sonic signature to my ears is a slightly brighter-leaning sound, with a bold, vivid midrange and a smooth and extended treble. Normally I'm not a fan of brighter sounding-amps, but these tubes give just a hint of elevated treble and the sound is very smooth and not strident or grating. I actually think the treble may be a bit cleaner/less grainy with these tubes than the stock tubes. These tubes work really well with headphones like the ZMP Omni/Ori and MrSpeakers Aeon Flow Open.
@TK16 have you run PCC88s in the LP yet? I have a pair of Lorenz Stuttgart gray shield 2 mica 1950s on the way and looking forward to trying them in the LP.
@TK16 have you run PCC88s in the LP yet? I have a pair of Lorenz Stuttgart gray shield 2 mica 1950s on the way and looking forward to trying them in the LP.
No no ECC88 or PCC88 here, those suppose to be killer tubes, nice catch. That 7 volt tube will run at 6.3v no problem in Schiit gear, guessing should not be a problem in the LP since there is no gain issue with PCC88.
@TK16 have you run PCC88s in the LP yet? I have a pair of Lorenz Stuttgart gray shield 2 mica 1950s on the way and looking forward to trying them in the LP.
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