FYI I know someone will ask about this so....
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Unless there is a kid's soccer game, I should be able to attend and bring the following:
Headphones:
Focal Clear
Sennheiser HD6XX
Grado SR325e
Audeze Sine
Noble Massdrop X
DAC:
Schiit Gunjnir D/S
Chord Mojo
Amps:
Schiit Lyr 2
Massdrop/Cavalli Liquid Carbon X
Various other goodies:
Fiio X7 mk ii
Hiby R3
I should be able to confirm by the end of next week.
No prob man. I’m bringing a ton of tubes and plenty that are NOS, NIB.
Try to get there early if you can as I’ll be there really early if you want to get a head start calibrating your machine.
I got a lot of tubes currently.
Right now, I’m looking at buying about 275 tubes for about $80-85
Almost all1960’s (about 25 1950’s and about 30 1970’s) 6n3p Reflektor and Foton. I love these tubes.
About half (maybe 60%) are NOS/NIB and the other 1/2 all slightly used. That’s a LOT of tubes. If I want to sell them, that’s a A LOT of testing. Not saying ur machine, but something I’d have to do.
Tubes have become as big of a hobby for me as HP’s and gear.
For me this is great news. I'll have a bunch of tubes for sale so with your tester up and running, anyone who may want to snag a few sets or singles, can test them first and feel confident before buying. If that's cool with you of course.Finally after some confusion, I have gotten my tube tester working to give much more accurate readings. I will bring it to the meet if anyone want to see where their tubes are emission wise. All I need is a new/newish tube to calibrate for a general new tube emission. The tester can then test against the average for what would apply to a new tube. I will get my tester calibrated for most standard audio tubes, so I don't have to do this for most tubes.