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Seems if one is going for the most tweaked, high cost design, such as a V-cap, silver wire, SET., that would lead one to the Limage locking socket; however, the Yamamoto Teflon has the benefit of slightly damping microphonics in a preamp tube. Although, a silicone tube damper might be more effective. Of course, ceramic sockets have been used for decades in many successful products. After all, Tektronix and Hewlett-Packard used ceramic sockets.
Any thoughts or preferences, anyone?
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Topic - Regarding tube sockets: Limage JellyFish locking vs. Yamamoto Teflon or is plain old Ceramic good enough? - cfb 10:29:43 07/19/12 (7)
- an excellent question, as I have been having some problems... - gkargreen 08:38:50 07/21/12 (0)
- RE: Regarding tube sockets: Limage JellyFish locking vs. Yamamoto Teflon or is plain old Ceramic good enough? - Neff 16:22:37 07/19/12 (1)
- Agreed - unclestu 14:40:56 07/21/12 (0)
- RE: Regarding tube sockets: Limage JellyFish locking vs. Yamamoto Teflon or is plain old Ceramic good enough? - drlowmu 13:04:30 07/19/12 (2)
- RE: Take a look at Belton sockets from Parts Connexion - amioutaline? 13:27:29 07/20/12 (0)
- Thanks for the input. New old stock is getting scarcer and scarcer each day. -nt. - cfb 12:26:12 07/20/12 (0)
- RE: Regarding tube sockets: Limage JellyFish locking vs. Yamamoto Teflon or is plain old Ceramic good enough? - Chris O 11:23:53 07/19/12 (0)
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