Linlai E 6sn7 tubes

This thread has just been discovered by myself and the content is very appealing.

I have a few years ago over the period of approx' 18 months carried out a tube rolling experience on my Power Amp input Valves.

The Dark Glass Ken Rad  VT 231 won over the other options and some of these were other brands VT 231 Tubes.

To find such positive comparisons of a burnt in Linlai Tube in comparison to the KR VT 231 is quite satisfying and one further tube option to be looked into.

I was of the view I was only to be interested in LinLai 845's which are not too commonly discussed for their capabilities.

Hey Ho do I use the 6sn7 as a positive and dive head first into the complete LinLai experience?   

@pindac, I’m not sure I understand the question.  If you are asking about which 6SN7 Linlai to try,I only have experience with the Elite E-6SN7. Any other Linlai version I can’t say,because I haven’t experienced them. The E-6SN7 does,at least from my experience,need about 100 hours of burn in to really hit stride.  
   I also want to state again, that these observations were in my gear,in my listening room,with my ears. I never want to come off sounding like I have the definitive ear in all things. ;-)  

From the Report I would say I am influenced to try a E-6SN7 and give the KR a breather for a 100+ Hours before seeing how the comparison works out in my system.

Until discovering this thread I was set on trying out Linlai 845's as I thought I was finished with input tubes selections on the Power Amp'.

The idea of having the KR and E-6SN7 on board to be used along with the exchanged 845's does seem to be a improved preparation.   

Looking forward to your observations @pindac. Please keep us posted.

It appears the Psvane 6SN7 blue globes will be delivered today.  I won’t get to hear them until this evening. I purchased these used with about 80 hours on them,so I won’t have to run them for days on end to burn them in.   I have no idea what to expect.  This should be interesting.