Hay rodman99999, you ever head to head, left channel/right channel, with a MC275? GL KT88 left bank, GE Tungsols, 6550s in the right?
I have, seems like ALL the 6550 valves have better mids and highs, and the KT88s have better bass, low mids, stay pretty flat until 14-16khz and a 2-4 db roll off.
I still hear above 16Khz with no boost, and below 30hz with -6 db.
Looking at a graph, a KT88s a slight smile on the left side (20-200 hz)
flat until 14-16k the -1-2 db @ 14-16khz UP. Bell's palsy look, left smile, right frown.
6550s, climb from bottom to top ever so slightly,
-3 db @ 25hz and +2 db 16khz +3 db @ 18khz
When I use a GE, I like Tellies and RCAs in the pre position.
With KT88s I like Sylvania's, they brighten the tops a bit..but don't
boil my ears.
Sylvania power valve and Sylvania preamp valves, WAY to bright.
Serous ear boiling combo in a Mcintosh push pull setup.
I want to try a set of EL34s and KT88s in PSVANE, 2 sets of 6.
They are some expensive valves, I REALLY like their signal valves.
Guy here on AG said to try them, I was pleased, but $$$$$$ WOW, expensive...
Regards
I have, seems like ALL the 6550 valves have better mids and highs, and the KT88s have better bass, low mids, stay pretty flat until 14-16khz and a 2-4 db roll off.
I still hear above 16Khz with no boost, and below 30hz with -6 db.
Looking at a graph, a KT88s a slight smile on the left side (20-200 hz)
flat until 14-16k the -1-2 db @ 14-16khz UP. Bell's palsy look, left smile, right frown.
6550s, climb from bottom to top ever so slightly,
-3 db @ 25hz and +2 db 16khz +3 db @ 18khz
When I use a GE, I like Tellies and RCAs in the pre position.
With KT88s I like Sylvania's, they brighten the tops a bit..but don't
boil my ears.
Sylvania power valve and Sylvania preamp valves, WAY to bright.
Serous ear boiling combo in a Mcintosh push pull setup.
I want to try a set of EL34s and KT88s in PSVANE, 2 sets of 6.
They are some expensive valves, I REALLY like their signal valves.
Guy here on AG said to try them, I was pleased, but $$$$$$ WOW, expensive...
Regards