Crap - forget themI'm curious - has anyone tried the KT170s in an Atlantic?
Crap - forget themI'm curious - has anyone tried the KT170s in an Atlantic?
I thought we tried the KT120, not the KT170 in the TRP?Crap - forget them
I thought we tried the KT120, not the KT170 in the TRP?
So KT120, KT150 and KT170 are all no good in the TRP?Tried on my own with KT150 as well - non memorable experience
Are there any suggestions to improve on the 4 Tungsol KT 170 in the Horizon?Funny how the KT170 seems to be excellent in the Horizon
Please check the H rolling thread - many proposals thereAre there any suggestions to improve on the 4 Tungsol KT 170 in the Horizon?
*To keep this on-subject in the thread, I'm planning to test the Sophia Electric KT-88 long life tubes, the KR KT-88s and probably the EAT KT-88s, so I personally know how they all compare. I know the EATs are extremely expensive but if they last 10+ years as Lampizator posits in the owner's manual, it may be worth the money. The only way I can answer that is if I personally compare what may the best of current-production tubes for the Atlantic 3.
The square shape is always the Riccardo Kron EditionIf a KR 5U4G has a plain white base (no writing), and the shape is the square shape, not the coke bottle, what version is this (Anniversary, Limited Edition, or just an ordinary, non-special version)?
The reason I ask is, I have seen several people referring to a "plain white base" square KR 5U4G as being the "Anniversary Edition".
I could be wrong, but the "Anniversary" Edition KR 5U4G tubes were released in 2016 and came in both coke bottle shape (black base) and the square version with white base, but in either case, these have writing on the base, noting the 2016 date and Special Anniversary Edition.
I have Riccardo Kron versions from 2018 and also back up plain white base coke bottle shape KR 5U4G's, so I am not asking about those.
I‘m supposedly on a waiting list with the US importer, but I’m not expecting any movement on that front very soon. I’m hoping for a little luck!Great!
Is EAT still selling these tubes? I have a feeling maybe not.
Have you acquired the KR KT-88s yet?
But how do you like your TRP so far?The Atlantic 3 is so new, it was early in the break-in process when the KRs were installed.
I also popped In the Takatsuki 274B two nights ago. I‘m assuming it has a break in period as well, as early comparison against the factory rectifier was… less than exciting.
The KR KT-88 is not the EAT KT-88.Great!
Is EAT still selling these tubes? I have a feeling maybe not.
Have you acquired the KR KT-88s yet?
I strongly advise you to procure Siemens f2a and void spending money on KT88. If you got 5c3s unfortunately people here underestimate it somewhat but in my humble opinion its a one might rectifier which your comment is confirming.I‘m supposedly on a waiting list with the US importer, but I’m not expecting any movement on that front very soon. I’m hoping for a little luck!
I have the KR KT-88s, as well as the Sophia Electric KT-88s. I will have to swap back to the KRs to determine which is better in my system. The Atlantic 3 is so new, it was early in the break-in process when the KRs were installed.
I also popped In the Takatsuki 274B two nights ago. I‘m assuming it has a break in period as well, as early comparison against the factory rectifier was… less than exciting.
Golum, I’m not sure I understand. Are you suggesting that the 5c3s is worth listening to in the TRP? If so, which one(s)?I strongly advise you to procure Siemens f2a and void spending money on KT88. If you got 5c3s unfortunately people here underestimate it somewhat but in my humble opinion its a one might rectifier which your comment is confirming.
Which recti you got with your TRP (stock one)? But yes I do suggest you give them a serious consideration.Golum, I’m not sure I understand. Are you suggesting that the 5c3s is worth listening to in the TRP? If so, which one(s)?
I’m currently using the Sophia aqua 274b.