NAD 50W Ceriatone Yeti

[Nigel]

Same. Always looking for something new lol

I'm a pan sear guy. I use lower heat and flip every 30s or so
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That sear, that doneness, THAT CUTTING BOARD!

 

[BlueParfait]

That sear, that doneness, THAT CUTTING BOARD!

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A friend bought it for me because she knew I like steak hahaha

 

[FourT6and2]

What is this steak mastery of which you speak?

We must know your method. I just acquired a whole ribeye in the bag and I'm ALWAYS into new steak cooking methods. I love a reverse sear as well as cooking ultra high heat in the flames.

I just use a cast iron on the stove. I pat dry and season with salt and pepper right before throwing it in the pan. Sear in wagyu tallow, flipping every minute until it's just about done. On the final 1-2 flips, I add butter, rosemary, thyme, garlic clove and baste continually. Rest for a couple of minutes and that's all there is to it. I add a bit of large, flake salt and more pepper after I cut it up. Pretty easy!

 

[BlueParfait]

I just use a cast iron on the stove. I pat dry and season with salt and pepper right before throwing it in the pan. Sear in wagyu tallow, flipping every minute until it's just about done. On the final 1-2 flips, I add butter, rosemary, thyme, garlic clove and baste continually. Rest for a couple of minutes and that's all there is to it. I add a bit of large, flake salt and more pepper after I cut it up. Pretty easy!

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ugh now I gotta make a trip to the butcher's

 

[Shask]

+1
This is the way.
I would also just like to add that an amps power supply (voltages, droppers, and filtering) is THE most important area of the circuit, because it affects so many aspects of how the amp sounds and feels.
At the base level, every gain stage is just using the input signal to modulate the power supply, with tone shaping from cathode bypass caps and peaking circuits etc.
Get your power supply rail right, and your amp will kick serious ass.

My 2203 clone was always kind of strident and harsh.... and one day I realized I never changed the 8.2K resistor to 10K when when it was first a Plexi. Changing that one resistor, which is first on the B+, made all the difference in the world. Kind of crazy that small of a difference took it from harsh to... well, 800, lol.