Okay, I am being obstinate and have not tried the turntable yet.
I took out the LP66S last evening and reinserted the CODA CS (weighs less than the DNA-500). The sibilance pretty much went away. I reinserted the LP66S today and the sibilance same back.
And I also heard what I would term a harsher sound such that I wanted to reduce volume (Yes, I realize that the volume levels between amps are not the same but there was a harshness).
So....
My tube rolling experience with preamps tells me that you can get these types of effect from different tubes. Does the same thing hold true for tube amp 6922 driver tubes?
Currently, there are Electro Harmonix tubes in the two driver positions and a Sovtek Reflector in the input/phase splitter position. I know I do not like Electro Harmonix in my CJ preamp.
Wonder would happen if I changed out the Electro Harmonix tubes? Many blog comments indicate that many users do not like them....
Any thoughts?
Connected with Ty Lashbrook and he suggested changing the tweeter resistors to a four or five ohm from the installed 3 ohm; I am thinking the tube change should come first.
Thanks for listening,
Dsper
I took out the LP66S last evening and reinserted the CODA CS (weighs less than the DNA-500). The sibilance pretty much went away. I reinserted the LP66S today and the sibilance same back.
And I also heard what I would term a harsher sound such that I wanted to reduce volume (Yes, I realize that the volume levels between amps are not the same but there was a harshness).
So....
My tube rolling experience with preamps tells me that you can get these types of effect from different tubes. Does the same thing hold true for tube amp 6922 driver tubes?
Currently, there are Electro Harmonix tubes in the two driver positions and a Sovtek Reflector in the input/phase splitter position. I know I do not like Electro Harmonix in my CJ preamp.
Wonder would happen if I changed out the Electro Harmonix tubes? Many blog comments indicate that many users do not like them....
Any thoughts?
Connected with Ty Lashbrook and he suggested changing the tweeter resistors to a four or five ohm from the installed 3 ohm; I am thinking the tube change should come first.
Thanks for listening,
Dsper