Tung-Sol 12AX7
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- Roudyrockr
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Skydogjammer,
email me at "roudyrockr at hotmail dot com" (convert the at and dot) your shipping info and I'll send the tubes on to you when I finish testing them this week.
email me at "roudyrockr at hotmail dot com" (convert the at and dot) your shipping info and I'll send the tubes on to you when I finish testing them this week.
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novosibir
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Soundwise +1 !MadDitch wrote:Then I picked up a couple of Tung-sol 12ax7, man big and fat, best new production tube in my opinion.
But I've already had a lot with more or less annoying hum issues. Mostly no problem in NMV Marshalls, but swapped into a SLO100 they've been terrible humming!
Larry
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rjgtr
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I've noticed this too. I think overall the chinese tubes are the most reliable good sounding tube, with JJs second. But I do really like the New Sensor TS in Fenders in V1. It is very fat tube. In Marshalls it is a little too Fendery for me, but that's me.novosibir wrote:Soundwise +1 !MadDitch wrote:Then I picked up a couple of Tung-sol 12ax7, man big and fat, best new production tube in my opinion.
But I've already had a lot with more or less annoying hum issues. Mostly no problem in NMV Marshalls, but swapped into a SLO100 they've been terrible humming!
Larry
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