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In Reply to: Are tubes really all that? posted by SirAnthony on March 29, 2004 at 23:51:35:
Confusion reigns. Pick one or the other pairs of speakers and go strictly 2 channel. Especially to begin with. Add rear speakers if you must, only once the front ones are dialed in.>>Well with the tube amps on the market you get no options
==I get restless listening too, I found it took buying more music and relaxing helped, beverage maybe.
>>. I like to turn on the loudness button and turn the bass and treble almost all the way up.
==Pets can relieve stress, simple excersise helps here. Good circulation means the ears are working better, and the brain appreciates this.
>>No fexibilty at all with new tube amps. It gets rediculously expensive when you start looking at real power (monoblocks pre amps ect). Is there somthing I am missing. Tell me what the difference is. Any recommendations on tube amps that are EQ'ed the way I like?
==Forget power first. 2 watt amps beat up kilowatt sand amps. Power has you delerious.
Your room is the first place to look to improve. Push the speakers 6" back. When you change a piece of gear as in this case, speaker position should be re-evaluated. Excess midrange energy can be dealt with by the 6" you move the speakers back to gain midbass. Carefull though, you'll flaten that image if you move too fast.
TC
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