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Yes, seems an obvious winner to me too. I'm making some speakers for a friend and the big decision is one amp or two. A 20w tripath and a 5w El84 set per channel is a sensible and cheap combination. The tripath and line level crossover section could ...
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[quote user="op.9"]A 20w tripath and a 5w El84 set per channel is a sensible and cheap combination. The tripath and line level crossover section could be thrown in for free![/quote]
Ah, the EL84! That brings so many memories…. I was 9-10 years old a...
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There is a lot of noise around "NUFORCE" class D amps on the net. Their 100W integrated should be only 1K$ over your budget;0) I didn't have much luck with tripath based amps ,but this one is designed by some missile black science guru so maybe it is...
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The 112's on my amplifier were made in 1926. I think they sound good but I actually chose them because I wanted low gain. Regardless of that there is a certain different pleasure to be gained from playing modern recordings using tubes made over 80 y...
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I hooked up that old organ yesterday and listened to some stuff i remember listening to through it before. Before i get any further it's the only thing with tube amplification in the house, pp6v6 ~6w, driver is 12" Rola. My observation was that it wa...
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My string quartet have just spent 6 days recording haydn and being assaulted by nasty Genlecs.
I can assure you that this is NOT what I want my system to sound like.
(Actually I sort of began to see the point of them after a while.. but
that's ano...
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