Clayton SF
Headphoneus Supremus
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I am up making coffee and the earth shakes. I guess I'll make tea.
EDIT: All my amps are okay.
EDIT: All my amps are okay.
I am up making coffee and the earth shakes. I guess I'll make tea.
EDIT: All my amps are okay.
Glad to hear you're ok as well!!
Did you make yourself into a human shield to protect the amps?
I am up making coffee and the earth shakes. I guess I'll make tea.
EDIT: All my amps are okay.
4.3 guys? C'mon now. A weak quake like that should only scare tourists
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Not sure what ended up on the cutting room floor... nice avatar though!
oh it was a question Jack ended up answering about how bad an idea it is to use the 6SN7 adaptor with the SE... he didn't recommend it. Thanks!
PanamaRed, you had a great outing! To compliment that bounty,you could pre-order Jaco Pastorius!
What reason did he give, if I may ask? When I approached him about the matter in 2010, he said make sure you have this (check!), that (check!!) and the other (check!!!). And that I'd be good. And then later during the same exchange he proceeded to sell me my very first pair of 6SN7 tubes - NOS GE 6SN7GTA-1953 for $80.
I had concerns about putting my amp in harms way, so I contacted him about the adapters. To be clear, he wasn't in favor of it then, but was supportive if the user knew what they were doing. And though this concept has been asked and answered a number of times in the past 18 months alone - especially post "Tube Compatibility Chart" release - here's an opportunity for you to update new users in the thread.
This is what I asked:
"I was wondering why the 6SN7 adaptor is not sold as a upgrade option for the WA6SE, will is not work properly on the SE model?"
This was the response:
"WA6 and 6SE are different design although the same stock tubes are used. 6SN7 can be damaged on the 6SE if you use it."
So maybe the newest models have a different design from previous ones... I received my SE in January this year.