Could tube rectifier make have impact on sound


Hi!
I have Jadis DPMC tube phonostage with EL84 rectifier from Sovtek. I use 4 ECC83/12AX7 in RIIA stage from Mullard 1964 which is in my flavour.
Could I improve sound by changing tube rectifier?

BTW phonostage is heavily modified with Cardas internal wiring, Mundorf Silver/Oil capacitors, TDK volume potentiometer, Vishay Bulk foil resistors in RIIA.

Any experience/thoughts would be much apreciated.

Many Thanks!
clabe
Hi!
Thanks for your response. I´m not familiar with DPMC in terms of design/diagram (which I don´t have).
To clarify, power supply (as far as I can see) is a combination of EL84 & EF86 (Svetlana screened for low noise). I also have a volume potentiometer on DPMC for regulating voltage on output.
So yes Hifitime, you seem to know about DPMC or how El84 works.
EL84/EF86 also have to act as a rectifer, cause I only have a bridge diod for rectifying 12 volt DC.
Finally, could sound improve by changing these tubes (or one of them).

Many thanks and have a nice audio weekend!
I have noticed changes in sound when rolling both rectifier and regulator tubes. My Supratek Chenin came with Sovtek 5AR4s, but now I have settled on a Mullard GZ33 as the best for my system. Also I have experimented wth dfferent regulator tubes (Sovtek "5881", NOS Tung-Sol 5881 and Sovtek KT-66) and have settled on the Sovtek KT-66. The combo of the GZ33 and KT-66 is just right for my tastes.
Hi Ait.
I just ordered an EL86-Telefunken NOS from sixties.
Tube is part of a regulating circuit.
Sovtek EL84 is original tube but 86 has higher voltage after regulating which can be an advantage apart from what Telefunken is known for soundwise.
Looking Forward!

Many Thanks!