rb2013
Author of The 6922 Tube Review
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+1. That flexing due to extreme cooling and heating, may weaken the vacuum seal. On these tubes - a loss of the vacuum kills the tube (this can be seen as a white frosting where the getter flashing used to be - as it's purpose is to absorb stray gases in the vacuum).I looked into the cryo before purchasing my Teles. I didn't go for that option. Someone put it well saying that the mechanical stresses you will be putting on the tubes under during such an intensive process might out weight any benefit the process will induce. That made sense to me. Considering all of the various materials in the tubes as well, since different materials expand and contract at different rates under these extreme conditions I was afraid that the structural integrity of the tube might be compromised during the cryo. This is evident in in rbs experiences as well, I would say opt out of the cryo.