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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: AUT
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Hi to all audiophiles at diyaudio!
I just registered cause Iīm interested in building one of Nelson Passīs designs, and am a complete amateur regarding audio electronics, so I hope to learn a lot from this place and your knowledge. Iīm a student on my way to Master grad (in a few months I hope), resident of Graz, Austria, and one of my interests is listening to music I like, on a nicely sounding hi-fi of course. Currently I use an old NAD CD-player, a much older Klein & Hummel tube preamp/amp (which used to be quite a good amp 30 or 40 years ago I am told), and a pair of Triangle Titus. As I said, I am interested in good quality sound reproduction equipment, whether tube or solid state I donīt care as long as I like the sound. Regards, judge |
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diyAudio Moderator
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Near London. UK
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Welcome to the forum. Whatever you do, don't get rid of your valve amplifier - it might need a few parts replacing because of its age, but can you think of any transistor equipment that has lasted even half that time?
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: AUT
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Thanks for the welcome!
No, I wonīt get rid of the tube amp, no way. I like itīs sound, and it has not disappointed me so far. I bought it used a few years ago (probably paid a bit to much, but what the heck...). A friend of mine is quite experienced in building tube amps, and helped me in checking it (oscilloscope and stuff...) I basically had no clue about it, but he readjusted the amp cause I got it with new tubes, and sorted out a minor problem here and there. Now it runs like a charm, and will do so with me for a long time coming I hope. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: AUT
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Just found a thread containing the Klein + Hummel amp VS-56 I am using:
ECL 82 low power end tube Contains a nice picture of the amp: |
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