Schiit Saga Tube Rolling
Nov 30, 2016 at 9:22 PM Post #32 of 167
Yes, inquiring minds want to know.


Meanwhile, I obtained a standard RCA 6sn7gt tube. I, at least, cannot distinguish between it and the red base RCA. Lovely.

 
Coincidentally, I ordered the RCA 6sn7gtb from tc tubes just minutes ago from here: http://tctubes.com/RCA-6SN7GTB-tube.aspx
 
I wonder what's the difference though between the 6sn7gt and the 6sn7gtb
 
Dec 4, 2016 at 5:52 PM Post #33 of 167
Tubes !!!
 
http://tctubes.com/6SN7-ECC32-5692-VT231-tubes.aspx
http://www.thetubestore.com/Tubes/6SN7-Tube-Types
 
I ran Across these and the look cool but had a Weird name So I found an interesting article.that peaks my interest. Apparently the person behind them is very respected in the tube community. If Any one has used these please grace us with your opinion,
http://www.store.diyhifisupply.com/Vacuum-Tubes/6SN7-6SL7-tubes/TJ-Fullmusic-Gold-pin-6SN7-Matched-Pair
 
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/tj+synergy/1.html
 
And how they make them.
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/china_2009/tj_full_music/page2.htm
 
Dec 4, 2016 at 7:48 PM Post #34 of 167
The Chinese made 6sn7 that I have seen use a square plate cross section similar to Russian tubes. I believe that the tooling for tube production originally came from Russia.

When I went through my original Saga tubes, I found I liked rectangular plates the best (RCA, GE, Hitachi, Hytron) I realized this after listening, so no preconceptions.

The T plate tubes were generally warmer (Sylvania, Tung-Sol)

The stock tube (square plate) was in between.

This is my personal experience, I have little scientific basis for my conclusions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. I assume no liability for any costs or psychological damage you may incur. Blah Blah Blah Yakity Schmackity.
 
Dec 4, 2016 at 11:14 PM Post #35 of 167
  Tubes !!!
 
http://tctubes.com/6SN7-ECC32-5692-VT231-tubes.aspx
http://www.thetubestore.com/Tubes/6SN7-Tube-Types
 
I ran Across these and the look cool but had a Weird name So I found an interesting article.that peaks my interest. Apparently the person behind them is very respected in the tube community. If Any one has used these please grace us with your opinion,
http://www.store.diyhifisupply.com/Vacuum-Tubes/6SN7-6SL7-tubes/TJ-Fullmusic-Gold-pin-6SN7-Matched-Pair
 
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/tj+synergy/1.html
 
And how they make them.
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/china_2009/tj_full_music/page2.htm

 
These Northern Electric tubes are made by TJ Fullmusic in China and sold by The Tube Store, Northern Electric is their house brand.
 
http://www.thetubestore.com/Tubes/6SN7-Tube-Types/Northern-Electric-6SN7
 
It seems The Tube Store gets these and tests them in house, even though the box reads Canada, they are only tested there, not manufactured in Canada.
 
Dec 4, 2016 at 11:24 PM Post #36 of 167
The Chinese made 6sn7 that I have seen use a square plate cross section similar to Russian tubes. I believe that the tooling for tube production originally came from Russia.

When I went through my original Saga tubes, I found I liked rectangular plates the best (RCA, GE, Hitachi, Hytron) I realized this after listening, so no preconceptions.

The T plate tubes were generally warmer (Sylvania, Tung-Sol)

The stock tube (square plate) was in between.

This is my personal experience, I have little scientific basis for my conclusions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. I assume no liability for any costs or psychological damage you may incur. Blah Blah Blah Yakity Schmackity.

 
Agree with you on the RCA 6SN7GTB tubes (couldn't justify spending a huge $$$ on the 5692s). I find that the RCA does not emphasize any frequencies; just make the soundstage wide open, revealing details and transients clearly, and I get the feeling that the sound does not get colored in any way.
 
Dec 5, 2016 at 8:02 PM Post #38 of 167
  Which GE are you comparing it to?

 
I'm just comparing stock against the RCA. The RCA sounds similar to the stock in tonality, but the RCA edges out the stock objectively in soundstage and imaging IMO and subjectively detail retrieval.
 
Dec 11, 2016 at 4:48 PM Post #45 of 167
  Hello People,
Has anyone tried the Sylvania CHS JAN 6SN7WGTA? 66'
 
I found a matched quad for $150 - not sure if it's a good deal? I want to use them in the Freya...
 
Thank you!

 
 
IMO that's a good deal. It should work on the Freya as long as it's a 6SN7. As for sound, you have to wait to hear it. Haven't tried any Sylvania 6SN7s in my Saga though.
 

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