In Reply to: RE: Which version of the M60 do you have? It makes a difference. posted by ozzyboy on March 26, 2017 at 13:42:49:
The two outer tubes, left and right of the top of the 'T', are V1a and V1b. The center tube of the top of the 'T' is V2, the top (Voltage-gain-portion) of the cascade. In the M60 3.3, there is no V3; in former versions this was the CCS.
So if you LOVE the sounds of the Sophias (NOT 'sophies'), use your four in the four V1 positions; I'm stickin' with my TSRPs. :-) :-) :-)
Hope this helps.
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Follow Ups
- In the M60 3.3, the cathode follower, V4, is the single in front. - jeffreybehr 18:35:25 03/27/17 (7)
- RE: In the M60 3.3, the cathode follower, V4, is the single in front. - used-hifi 11:13:40 09/01/17 (0)
- RE: In the M60 3.3, the cathode follower, V4, is the single in front. - ozzyboy 09:52:55 03/28/17 (5)
- RE: In the M60 3.3, the cathode follower, V4, is the single in front. - ozzyboy 16:00:32 03/31/17 (1)
- RE: In the M60 3.3, the cathode follower, V4, is the single in front. - ozzyboy 11:36:50 04/04/17 (0)
- Oh my...I suppose replacing V3 with a better tube will improve the sound, but I sure wouldn't... - jeffreybehr 18:10:40 03/28/17 (2)
- RE: Oh my...I suppose replacing V3 with a better tube will improve the sound, but I sure wouldn't... - ozzyboy 15:14:42 03/29/17 (1)
- RE: Oh my...I suppose replacing V3 with a better tube will improve the sound, but I sure wouldn't... - Lew 07:25:44 03/30/17 (0)