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In Reply to: RE: Nah.. posted by Jon L on June 06, 2024 at 18:19:56

I have the good fortune to have Dr. Edger built and delivered the Titan ll with sub to my home. Also have the fortune inherited batch of Tung-Sol 6550 1960-70's tube from work. It was a power supply for one of shock and vibration tester. The power supply was size 6 ft tall cabinets, only regards I didn't saved any GE6550 of the same vintage. Most ofTung-Sol 6550 still tested very strong and they're 3-holes grey plate. Just got too much time on my hands since retirement and just want know if low power 3-5 watts SET will sound and better than my current setup.

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What I'd do ............ - Cut-Throat 10:23:44 06/07/24 (1)
Find someone in your area that has SET amps and set up an audition with him. If you were in my Area, I'd bring over my 45 Monoblocks and set them up in your system. You're never going to know unless you try them in your house.

If are powering your Speakers, both Bass and Midrange and above with one amplifier, you might think about Bi-Amping. That is what I do. I have 45 amps with 1.5 watts per channel on my Horns, and Class 'D' Amps on the Bass Bins (500 watts per channel)... So I get the sweet sounds of a SET amp, but have all the power that I need....
- "I get the sweet sounds of a SET amp, but have all the power that I need" I like that. nt - Tre' 08:00:34 06/13/24 (0)
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