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I think it would also sound weird with 6SN7 for input and 12AX7 for output
You mean 12AX7 for input and 6SN7 for output.
I don't use 1/4" jack headphones nor 6SN7s so I have no comments on those. The singlepower tuberolling thread has some recommendations for 6SN7s and it's relatives but then those are for those amps. I'm not sure how'd they work in the Stealth. You just have to try what works best to your liking in your system.
I agree that meet conditions aren't the best to make judgements. But this isn't a wine tasting event. It's more like there's some wine, beer, vodka, scotch, etc. You can make some relative judgements but not more absolute ones.
Originally posted by agile_one Ian: The Stealth just had the stock EH tubes - 2x 6SN7's for input, 1 12AX7 for output. To me, the Stealth was grand with any phone there, but particularly good with 650's and the R10's. I think it can be even better, though, with some tube rolling (advice?), and with a capacitor tweak that Ray recommends. As a general comment, I will add what many have said before. Meet conditions are not the best to make conclusive judgements. |
I think it would also sound weird with 6SN7 for input and 12AX7 for output
I don't use 1/4" jack headphones nor 6SN7s so I have no comments on those. The singlepower tuberolling thread has some recommendations for 6SN7s and it's relatives but then those are for those amps. I'm not sure how'd they work in the Stealth. You just have to try what works best to your liking in your system.
I agree that meet conditions aren't the best to make judgements. But this isn't a wine tasting event. It's more like there's some wine, beer, vodka, scotch, etc. You can make some relative judgements but not more absolute ones.