My factory rectifier is a 5U3C, but I don't see any brand name printed on it.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.
My factory rectifier is a 5U3C, but I don't see any brand name printed on it.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.
Linlai 5U4GWhich recti you got with your TRP (stock one)? But yes I do suggest you give them a serious consideration.
Which are you referring to? The 120 Hz hum is coming from the GG's chassis, even with everything else disconnected from power. It seems a little louder when everything is connected, but when not is still audible from at least a few feet. The 60 Hz hum is heard via the active speakers when the VAC preamp feeding them is also turned on, varying with the volume level of dac and/or pre.
Oof. Sorry to hear that.Follow up: I took my GG3 over to a local shop's test bench. The EML 45's didn't start up on first try, but after swapping in the Sophia's and then coming back, they came on. The result was dead silence.
Right now, everything is piled into my living room due to water damage awaiting rebuild, but when that clears up I'll have to look for the 120 Hz (and 60 Hz) culprit elsewhere.
Not necessarily - - the 120 hz hum could be from your electrical feed interacting with the GG3's transformer. I had a GG that had a mechanical transformer hum in my home, but was dead quiet at the previous owner's place, as well as at the Lampi tech shop when I sent it in for updates. But back my place, hum. My electrical feed seems to provoke that in gear, if at all possible. My Pacific had a similar issue. I'm grateful that my Horizon is dead quiet. Now, if my Taiko Extreme would stop its mechanical "singing", and my CHP M10, too....Follow up: I took my GG3 over to a local shop's test bench. The EML 45's didn't start up on first try, but after swapping in the Sophia's and then coming back, they came on. The result was dead silence.
Right now, everything is piled into my living room due to water damage awaiting rebuild, but when that clears up I'll have to look for the 120 Hz (and 60 Hz) culprit elsewhere.
You scored them now? Have not seen any being on the offer for the last few years...fantastic tubeTesla RD27AS sounding fucking awesome ...
Those treated walls looks very niceI rate them higher with the Acupanel installed.
Here's a picture so you can see it better. It's only just gone in, so some tube rolling needs to be done to find the best pick with the panelling in.
I haven't seen any for sale, either. Seems like we got lucky Goran.
One thing about RD27AS that I have never put into words and I think it does better than anything in my collection is the image placement.You scored them now? Have not seen any being on the offer for the last few years...fantastic tube