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As far as I know long plate tubes emphasize the base and highs, where short plate tubes emphasize the mids. Here you get a non-disappointing sound, a subtle warmer difference between the two. Either type are satisfying. If you bought a new piece or equipment and it came with generic Chinese tubes toss the and upgrade to these, they will be a friend to your ears. I have bought several different brands and for contemporary tubes I really like them. Tubes are cheap enough try several and you will see. I also like new old stock GE. RCA, and Sylivania. The only problem with old tubes is a pair may not sound exactly the same even if they are matched and from age can have hum,crackle, or other distortions. The Mullards are a good choice and come highly recommended.
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12aX7 Tubes are the first tone, I like a nice Bell Tone, these worked fine...my old pre amp tubes in the TH30 Orange would go Flat after a good warm up...always use Fresh Tubes, like fresh Strings in your Music setup youll be glad you did. I like the Long Plates and I will probly try a set of Sovteck short plates later.
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Oh man; I wish I got those tubes for years ago (when I got my amplifier). Its like I got a brand new unit. Its sharp; Its soft; Its clear...
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Mullard new issue ECC83 (12AX7) long plate tubes are the only ones that I will use in my Hughes & Kettner TubeMeister 18. They give this amp an organic, almost "woody" tone.
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I am very surprised at the great sound quality and it really does well with unwanted noise. I am using the trio for my turntable preamp.
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