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nsuttitinagul

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  1. I'll try the Kenrad again as the input with two of the Muntz tubes as output. I recall these Muntz tubes as being detailed and airy but almost too bright when used with an EH input tube. I haven't tried any combinations without EH tubes, so I'll see what I think.
  2. I'll look into something else, but I'm reluctant to spend too much on tubes. Given my budget and recent upgrades in my system, I won't be able to upgrade anything until January at earliest. I've heard that EH tubes aren't great, but when new they're quite nice; they just supposedly age/break down very quickly. With some luck, January won't be too far away for an upgrade.
  3. I'm only running on some EH Gold 6SN7s for output, but I found the KenRad VT-231 a bit too warm and slow for my tastes when paired as such. I'm using a Muntz TV 6SN7GTA as the input tube. I'm wondering if these tubes might have been relabeled or something because I can't find any information on them online.
  4. postjack: Thanks. Good to be here. Fitz: Interesting you did not like the velour pads. How did the sound signature change? Although old and not necessarily the nicest looking, the K340s I sense have real potential in the way they deal with midrange and the overall balance and tone. Takes a little bit of getting used to coming from an open headphone.
  5. I found his email address: [email protected] I ordered the K340 velour pads from him. The price has gone up to $27.93USD + shipping per pair.

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