gmahler2u
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All the telefunken cca are hovering around $600...it's cost of my liver
Has anyone encountered issues with Tubemonger's Socket Savers? I have one socket saver giving me issues, and yes, I troubleshooted the problem to be the socket saver and not the amp or the tubes. Basically, the channel being affected will start producing unwanted noise. It can be a "whoooshing" noise like someone blowing into your ear or it can be loud pops and noise. The weird thing is, if I sort of move the tube itself, giving it slight changes in its position, I can get rid of all the issues and have a long listening session with no issues. But say a day goes by and as I turn on the amp I can start getting the random issues again where I have to again sort of slightly move the tube around before it stops. Does anyone have an idea of what is going on? Changing the volume does not affect noise levels. I don't mind buying a new socket saver but I don't want to spend another $40 for this to happen again. The socket savers I have now are the newer version.
Hearing lot of fuss over the 5670 variant tubes (Tung Sol 2C51 Black Plate). Has anyone compared them to the Voskhods? They excellent in my Lyr 2 and I'm wondering if I should bother with the Tung Sol's. I am not looking for pointless sidegrades, but true upgrades.
Has anyone encountered issues with Tubemonger's Socket Savers? I have one socket saver giving me issues, and yes, I troubleshooted the problem to be the socket saver and not the amp or the tubes. Basically, the channel being affected will start producing unwanted noise. It can be a "whoooshing" noise like someone blowing into your ear or it can be loud pops and noise. The weird thing is, if I sort of move the tube itself, giving it slight changes in its position, I can get rid of all the issues and have a long listening session with no issues. But say a day goes by and as I turn on the amp I can start getting the random issues again where I have to again sort of slightly move the tube around before it stops. Does anyone have an idea of what is going on? Changing the volume does not affect noise levels. I don't mind buying a new socket saver but I don't want to spend another $40 for this to happen again. The socket savers I have now are the newer version.
Same happened to me, sent them an email, and they shipped me out a brand new one the next day for free.
I had the similar problem, my problem was internet box. It was near my Lyr, when I get rid of the internet box, I no more noise for me... So, you should take a look at your audio set area.
So is this listing for everything he has or just this one lot? LolI missed the initial serious price reduction, and now you can save an additional $60,000.00!! Almost within range...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/401400754333
There was a guy selling them for like $4 each, IIRC. Exact same packaging (real US Mil. probably), and also from the '80s. I have a couple pairs, but never rolled them. I'll get on that soonEven if it IS “that” dealer,
Wouldn’t this be a great deal if he’d take $175 for these?
https://m.ebay.com/itm/32-pieces-NO...359405?hash=item3f88ff1a2d:g:vdgAAOSwo4pYU5En
Even if it IS “that” dealer,
Wouldn’t this be a great deal if he’d take $175 for these?
https://m.ebay.com/itm/32-pieces-NO...359405?hash=item3f88ff1a2d:g:vdgAAOSwo4pYU5En
No ain’t gonna do it, thus the reason for inquiring .So instead of getting 2 mediocre 2c51 tubes you get 32 mediocre tubes. Doesn’t do much for me...unless you know there’s an untapped demand for mediocre 2c51’s out there where you’d make a few bucks per pair sold. That’s a lot of bullschiit for very limited return. Have at it if you’re so inclined.