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In Reply to: Tube amps posted by Seano on June 7, 2000 at 13:24:06:
I use SET amps and a sub. With the MMG's this is what I have found with unmodified MMG's. 4.6w can drive them fine, but they do have a loudness limit. 9.2w did fine for my needs which appear to be like yours. Hows that for the low end of the power range ? Without a sub I found that 20w Triode tube amp did the trick nice, but I like more bass than they can put out. I have also used Adcom SS 60w and 100w amps. Any of the above tube amps sounded better Always ! If interested here is a link to the page were I bought my gear. Has a very good info section on it.Tazsmonn
Minneapolis
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- Re: Tube amps, what I have found - Tazsmonn 06/7/0021:29:07 06/7/00 (5)
- 20 watts of tubes can be fine - andy evans 02:55:37 06/8/00 (4)
- Re: 20 watts of tubes can be fine - paco 04:09:36 06/8/00 (3)
- Tube power ratings - andy evans 08:36:37 06/8/00 (2)
- Re: Tube power ratings - paco 10:22:53 06/8/00 (1)
- Re: Tube power ratings - andy evans 14:50:52 06/8/00 (0)
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