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Absolutly!

We know the MV rectifiers have the lowest voltage drop of any tube rectifier. So we then know we will get a stiffer supply.

It a well known fact that tube rectifiers in power amplifiers sag. This modulates the audio signal. The less voltage drop, the less sag.

Now you can have RFI problems with MV tubes, but that can be remedied as you probably have done.



Edits: 03/22/17
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