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Vacuum tube amplified headphones...

....is an item that personally I've no real interest in, nor am I in any way linked to or have any potential to make any financial gain upon....nor do I know any of those involved with them....

But, in the interest of those would might find such an item of interest:

Kickstart This...

When a pair hits your pate, let me know if it's a hit *ow*...or a miss *(f/m voice) "What?..."*

I get notifications on K/S projects, and this is the 1st one I've seen of this nature.
If I see anything of an 'phile nature, I'll post it 'for your consideration'...just because. ;)

Have a great weekend, J

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jasonbourne71
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"It sounds to me like I am listening on vinyl" - LOL! Plenty of falsehoods here! 

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asvjerry OP
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@jasonbourne71 ....just the piano player here, no judgements on my part.

"Hands where you can see them, officer...." ;)
There's pro PA gear that's used to 'create that tube sound', both live and studio for quite awhile now.  So, as for 'falsehoods'...I'll pull an Officer Bar Brady:

"Nothing to see here....move along..."  *L*

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jasonbourne71
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Their claim that tubes are better for music listening is a spurious claim that won't stand up in court!

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Plenty of choices already for those desiring a tube-output headphone amp! Anyway, I am unfamiliar with the cold-vacuum device they plan to use. How does it compare to the standard triode tube?

ghdprentice
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Appropriately named old coot. 
 

Nice marketing. I’ll be interested to see some reviews by real audiophiles before passing judgment. Although I am skeptical. 

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