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6N23P, how much is it, and what does it do compared to the 6N1P tubes? I'm not planning on rolling any more, but when my 61NP wears out (and I use my Lyr a LOOOOOOT), I may go this route out of curiosity.
6N23P, how much is it, and what does it do compared to the 6N1P tubes? I'm not planning on rolling any more, but when my 61NP wears out (and I use my Lyr a LOOOOOOT), I may go this route out of curiosity.
That doesn't help me whatsoever. How? There are trade offs to doing certain things better. Like controlling the bass = less bass quantity, bringing out the mids = lessening either bass or treble, etc.
Listening to the 1964 6N23P, nice. Since I have listened to the amp now for maybe 45 minutes I have no real opinion on tubes but the stock sound pretty good. The amp needs to burn in and I think this is some of what people are attributing initial tube sound to. After that it is all tube if it is new tubes added to the sound. This is one heavy person. I have to open it up and look around. I hope that doesn't void the warranty. :^0
I just popped in some RCA 6BZ7's for fun (they preceded the 6DJ8 and were used in TV's a lot and are cheap, a couple of dollars).
I just got my adapter made yesterday for the 1/4 to the balanced plugs on my phones so everything worked out. I will listen to the gold grid 6N1P's but really everything needs to settle in.
All the tubes and amp have to burn in but the 6N1P gold grid sound very nice with blues.
I haven't tried the Seimens yet. I am enjoying the gold grid 6N1P, very nice. I am using the HE-6 which sound very full now. I can see that the case of the Lyr is a heat sink. This isn't uncommon but this sucker does get warm.
Damn you guys for making me consider them already.... @_@
Self control.... sigh.
Siemens
How do the seimens sound?