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Re: Way to Go!

Posted by System Status on March 9, 2003 at 08:21:26:
Thanks for you comments and support.
That sounds like a fun project building a tube amp. I do not know much about electronics but just building a few interconects and the passive preamp give me a little more confidence and the good results at an inexpensive price is very motivating. It is very easy to be content with this system of mine but I am afraid that I may have gained a new intrest other than music here, I guess you call it "DIY Electronics". I am still a little wary about ordering the Foreplay but my curiosity about tubes wiil probably win out over my apprehensions.
I don't mind spending some more money on stereo in it means learning moe about how it works and finding another hobby that goes side by side with listening to the music.
I am not there yet, and a tube amp probably will not work for my speakers but may I ask where I could find out more about the tube amp kit that you are speaking of? Thanks