RE: Are tubes more "perky" than transistors

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In Reply to: Are tubes more "perky" than transistors posted by airtime on October 28, 2016 at 07:45:19:

These subtle attacks have long interested me. My last tube amp was a MC225, which did this sort of thing very well, but my present sand amp, with different speakers, is very good, too. I listen mostly to chamber music.

Is it possible that what you and your bird are hearing may have something to do with the way the amps interact with your speakers?

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Topic - Are tubes more "perky" than transistors - airtime 07:45:19 10/28/16 (7)

Seems like you're saying... - Lee of Omaha 11:26:21 11/01/16 (0)

RE: Are tubes more "perky" than transistors - geezerrocket 20:08:11 10/30/16 (0)

Only if you look at them from the side. Nt - viridian 20:52:14 10/28/16 (0)

RE: Are tubes more "perky" than transistors - Bold Eagle 18:35:10 10/28/16 (0)

no (nt) - mhardy6647 15:05:24 10/28/16 (0)

RE: Are tubes more "perky" than transistors - briggs 13:09:38 10/28/16 (0)

RE: Are tubes more "perky" than transistors - Eli Duttman 07:55:58 10/28/16 (0)

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RE: Are tubes more "perky" than transistors - briggs 13:09:38 10/28/16 (0)

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