Glad you are enjoying the RD27AS.I am elevating RD27AS to my list of great tubes.
At the moment it is just sounding magic.
I'll probably change my mind
No, on balance, it is in there. I have finally made my mind up!
None. I might if you describe exactly what that tube is. Show me a radiomuseum or the like link to its spec.Glad you are enjoying the RD27AS.
Any comment on my question above?
I was holding back before the reveal. I tried to send the telepathic message across the ocean but I guess my range is inadequateNone. I might if you describe exactly what that tube is. Show me a radiomuseum or the like link to its spec.
Cool. Let's hope this is the best tube in your collection by a factor of 249.8%, but is of course completely unobtanium for anyone else.I was holding back before the reveal. I tried to send the telepathic message across the ocean but I guess my range is inadequate
I will be patient for my adapters.
Tried it with WE274b engraved base? You have it right?Cross post..
The RD27AS + Tak 274B combo in my Pacific is glorious. I wonder what other rectifier I should try.
Tried it with WE274b engraved base? You have it right?
My current reference is USAF 596.I have tried a few rectifier tubes including: Mullard GZ34, ACME 274b, RK5u4g, EML5u4g, Cossor 53Ku and the magicial GZ480, so far nothing can compare with GZ480 which give anything more 'alive' and dymanic, unfortunately, i cant find any GZ480 available on the market now and looking for something as backup, any other option which is as good as GZ480 or even better to pair with the RK242? Thx Guys
Thanks and is it due to the high gain issue commonly found in RK242 which made you feel unlistenable? I think the RK 242 is a powerful and dynamic tube which perfectly match with GZ480 in GG2 to get that “alive” tone, All of the others tube I tried are too “slow” when compare with this combo, really want to find something similar as backup,I’ve found the RCA 5R4GY JAN CRC (WWII) and 596 to be a great combo. I got the RCA idea from Brent Jessee’s site, where it’s considered among the very best of the old tubes (three character date code). The prized RCA has double-D getters at V angle to each other either up or down. After some listening, I preferred the RCA in the TRP and 596 in a Supratek preamp. That said, I found RK242 Anniversary to be unlistenable, so the RCA & 596 may not satisfy you.