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Hi, I just purchased a pair of Psvane Horizon 12au7-AT and a pair of 12ax7-AT from your Amazon store, now I'm waiting for the goods to arrive. I'm planning to change my front tubes on my Muzishare X7 Amp that is currently running on stock tubes for almost a year. After doing some research and watching quite a few reviews on YouTube, I've decided to make these purchases.

I'm also planning on changing my current power tubes with the Psvane Horizon KT88-AT tubes you are selling on Amazon. While doing my research, I found a very similar looking Psvane tube with model number KT88-PT tubes. May I know are these KT88-PT tubes similar to the Horizon KT88-AT tubes? If not, what are their differences in terms of quality and sound signature? Thanks you in advance for answering.

KT88PT is part of our HIFI series, positioned as an entry-level product below the HORIZON series. The most notable technical difference is the absence of the HPC coating. The burn-in time is 12 hours less than that of the H series, and in terms of sound quality, the detail and layering are not as refined as the HORIZON KT88.
 
KT88PT is part of our HIFI series, positioned as an entry-level product below the HORIZON series. The most notable technical difference is the absence of the HPC coating. The burn-in time is 12 hours less than that of the H series, and in terms of sound quality, the detail and layering are not as refined as the HORIZON KT88.
@PSVANE

Thank you for your prompt response and clarification. I'm also considering the KT88-T3 Art series. Could you help me understand the difference between the KT88-T3 vs the KT88-AT in terms of build quality as well as sound signature? I'd need a quad matched set when I get them. Where can I get the KT88-T3 if I eventually decides to get them? I can't find them on Amazon. Thanks for your reply in advance.
 
@PSVANE

Thank you for your prompt response and clarification. I'm also considering the KT88-T3 Art series. Could you help me understand the difference between the KT88-T3 vs the KT88-AT in terms of build quality as well as sound signature? I'd need a quad matched set when I get them. Where can I get the KT88-T3 if I eventually decides to get them? I can't find them on Amazon. Thanks for your reply in advance.

You can check out our distributor GDparts’ store. The main difference is that the Art series provides a warmer sound.
 
Hi Melody,
I got my Lampizator Baltic 4 with the following tubes. Any recommendations?

Psvane 12bh7 (red symbol on it)
Melz 6h8c v-55 x-55
Rectifier: Svetlana 5u3c

Thank you for your time

Florian
 
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Hi Melody,
I got my Lampizator Baltic 4 with the following tubes. Any recommendations?

Psvane 12bh7 (red symbol on it)
Melz 6h8c v-55 x-55
Rectifier: Svetlana 5u3c

Thank you for your time

Florian
Hi Florian,

This is our Hifi series 12Bh7, a product we’ve been selling for many years. Are you looking for advice on burning in the tubes? If so, the 12Bh7 doesn’t require any special burn-in process, just keep the volume at a moderate level for the first 30 hours.

We have also recently launched the Horizon series 12BH7, which you might want to check out. ;)
 
Hi Florian,

This is our Hifi series 12Bh7, a product we’ve been selling for many years. Are you looking for advice on burning in the tubes? If so, the 12Bh7 doesn’t require any special burn-in process, just keep the volume at a moderate level for the first 30 hours.

We have also recently launched the Horizon series 12BH7, which you might want to check out. ;)
Thank you for your fast reply !

I wanted to know, if you have any recommendations for upgrading the stock tubes
Now I know about the Horizon 12BH7 and I definitely will check them out.

Do you have any Ideas for the other tubes as well?
 
Thank you for your fast reply !

I wanted to know, if you have any recommendations for upgrading the stock tubes
Now I know about the Horizon 12BH7 and I definitely will check them out.

Do you have any Ideas for the other tubes as well?
Maybe you can try our horizon CV181 tubes in your equipment.
 

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