Do all Cary amps have a 'Cary' sound ?


I've spent time quality time with vintage Mac amps, Audio Research, Counterpoint, Quicksilver, Music Reference and others, but I've never heard a Cary amp.

Is there a signature Cary sound ?

Or is there a wide variation between all the models they've produced ?

They shure do make some nice looking amps, I'm very curious how they sound.
nickword
Also consider, any tube amp that uses little or no negative feedback - and Dennis Had doesn't believe in it - will take on the caractor of the tubes used in it. Feedback will help force an amp to be more linear; a non-feedback design relies on the linearity of the tubes it is using. Example: with the right NOS tubes my SLI-80 went from being a nice little integrated to a sublime little integrated. The wrong choice in rectifier tubes gave it a piercing, hurt your ears quality. The right ones put me in audiophile nirvana.
John
I also have a Sli 80 and love it. I have ran a ton of different NOS tubes through it and was wondering which rectifiers you are refering to?
Thanks
Sheldon
If the Cary is that big an improvement over the Music Reference RM200 that's saying a lot!
Sheldon60 - RCA 5U4GBs were the offending tubes. Mullard 5AS4s set things right.