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Whichever sounds better in your system. All of the pieces need to fit and balance together to sound good to you, the listener.Originally posted by Kent Turb0
I am lucky enough to have a hi rez player and a tube/ss cd player and I choose and listen to what sounds good at that particular time, depending upon my mood.
I don't mean to over-simplify things, but go listen and demo and decide for yourself what sounds better to you.Stan
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The sound of my NatPs have been a bit thin, so I decided to take my tube headphone amp and use it as the pre to my Onkyo. The difference was immediate, full sound, with deeper/punchier bass, albeit with a slight loss in clarity. What gives? Is it really the 2nd order distortion that makes the tube sound... -
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I'm interested in getting a tube amp and was hoping someone here may have listened to a couple of the amps I'm considering. I basically got interested when I read some rave reviews about the great value of the Miniwatt S1, which has since been superseded by the N3.
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Ok, here's my attempt at a review of my recently-upgraded "Cubicle Audio System", featuring the ASL MG Head OTL tube headphone amp, especially designed to fill my head with great sounding music while I slave away at my PC at work!
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