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In Reply to: Effects of a tube change, vinyl vs. CD posted by BRab on September 16, 2006 at 08:55:06:
And the sound was much more realistic. I gave the JJ KT-77's a good 500 hours but they just sound too thin in the bass and midbass, and the vocals were just a bit platic sounding in my hybrid amp.I find I have a variety of DVD concerts that sound better than vinyl. I have more than a couple of dozen CD's that sound better than any of my LP's. Mostly I listen to LP's because I just really enjoy the transient detail. To me they sound more life-like. So sounding great does not always mean it sounds real. I really enjoy the sound of my vinyl. And I love buying 20 albums for 15 bucks.
20 times the fun of a CD!.
Tube rolling really does alter the sound in big and beautiful ways!
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