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Post by dontmeanathing on Nov 18, 2008 18:47:04 GMT
A couple of weeks ago I bought a second hand v2 and on opening it up found that it's got the above mentioned tubes fitted. I know nothing about tweaking but having got a few ideas from this site thought I'd see what I could do. I believe these tubes are highly thought of and I'd be stupid to replace them. Is that right?
I'd welcome advice please,
Cheers,
Richard
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Post by dejanm on Nov 18, 2008 19:29:28 GMT
A couple of weeks ago I bought a second hand v2 and on opening it up found that it's got the above mentioned tubes fitted. I know nothing about tweaking but having got a few ideas from this site thought I'd see what I could do. I believe these tubes are highly thought of and I'd be stupid to replace them. Is that right? I'd welcome advice please, Cheers, Richard That is absolutely right. Telefunken E88CC are one of the best of this kind (probably the best). They are also rather expencive. So leave them there and look for some other possible upgrades of your new toy .... |
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Post by PinkFloyd on Nov 18, 2008 20:44:56 GMT
Yup, nothing wrong with Telefunken and if they're working fine then no real reason to replace them UNLESS you want to roll in some different flavours or stock up on spares.
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Post by dejanm on Nov 19, 2008 7:27:13 GMT
By the way, one pair of NOS Telefunken E88CC costs more than Musical Fidelity X-Can V2 on eBay  |
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Post by dontmeanathing on Nov 19, 2008 14:26:14 GMT
Well looks like I struck lucky. I was thinking I paid over the top (£90) but it seems I got areal bargain.
Thanks for your comments.
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