Jofipe
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It seems to me that the JJ's has more headroom compared to the Svetlana/SED =C=. Could this be true?
baron55":1p7tolou said:Depends on a lot of factors, bias tube condition ( they vary a bit) I find the winged C are the most robust of the current production power tubes and JJ are the least robust. That is just from my experience anyway.
baron55":6uy9oc31 said:Depends on a lot of factors, bias tube condition ( they vary a bit) I find the winged C are the most robust of the current production power tubes and JJ are the least robust. That is just from my experience anyway.
There are 2 kinds of JJ clients: those who've had tubes failures, and those that are gonna ...grimm26":1tl9zd70 said:baron55":1tl9zd70 said:Depends on a lot of factors, bias tube condition ( they vary a bit) I find the winged C are the most robust of the current production power tubes and JJ are the least robust. That is just from my experience anyway.
Define "robust." Do you mean physically robust as in they don't last as long or the sound is more robust, whatever that might mean. And is this robustness worth double the price of the JJ?
Laura the Valve Queen recently posted that there are a large number of JJ tubes with bad QC and doesn't recommend JJ's for Mesa in general because the bias is all over the place.LP Freak":rpmmuvqg said:I'm not a big fan of JJ's. Too dark for me. I put Winged C's in practically everything.
grimm26":29mobo29 said:baron55":29mobo29 said:Depends on a lot of factors, bias tube condition ( they vary a bit) I find the winged C are the most robust of the current production power tubes and JJ are the least robust. That is just from my experience anyway.
Define "robust." Do you mean physically robust as in they don't last as long or the sound is more robust, whatever that might mean. And is this robustness worth double the price of the JJ?