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Posted on April 8, 2016 at 13:05:37 | ||
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Location: Colorado Joined: December 8, 2003 |
I have a pair of MA-1 Silver Edition mono amps that have been sent back to the factory and brought completely up to the latest configuration. They are essentially perfect. So, naturally, I want to keep messing with them. A couple of Audio Magic (http://www.audio-magic.com/) products made a nice difference: 1. Audio Magic Cable Silencers [manufacturer's description , below] Reduce unwanted vibration energy | Reduce noise | Enhance signal flow Cable Silencers come in a set of 4 and are simply plugged into your negatve and positive speaker binding posts. They are not in the signal path, so their effects are entirely from passive operation. The Silencers reduce Micro vibrations in the cable, reduce noise riding the signal, and greatly enhance signal flow. What will you hear? 1. Incredible inner detail and Transparency 2. Faster and more dynamic Bass. 3. Wider and Deeper soundstage 4. A smoother and more musical experience 2. Premiere Super Fuse This fuse is filled with a 1/3 anti-vibration material and 2/3 Super Black Out mixture for even better EMI and RF control. This fuse is just like the standard Super Fuse, only we've add our NEW i Core Technology to the fuse. [I put these in the driver circuit only: T.B.] I have also put Herbie's Audio Labs http://herbiesaudiolab.net/ tube dampers on the ten 6SN7 input tubes. Question: might I also benefit from putting tube dampers on the 28 6AS7 output tubes (at $29 each, gasp!)? Have any intrepid inmates tried this? |
Any comment on Raytheon 6SN7WGT/VT231?, posted on April 11, 2016 at 18:59:17 | |
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Location: Bethesda, Maryland Joined: December 11, 2000 |
Anyone? Jeff, I sent you an email re the single TSRP. |