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Post by Johnkenn on Jul 28, 2019 9:00:11 GMT -6
Also - it could be that some of these are so rolled off on the top due to age, that I associate it with being “smooth.” Maybe they aren’t as smooth as they are “un-detailed”...but not sure I believe that. I’ve used those mellower ones and you add top end and they are just fantastic.
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Post by fellini on Sept 11, 2023 18:55:36 GMT -6
Four years later I find this. Thanks for sharing John, very illustrative. Similar to my EH vs GE 6072 experience.
Great vox by the way.
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Post by the other mark williams on Sept 14, 2023 20:58:05 GMT -6
Four years later I find this. Thanks for sharing John, very illustrative. Similar to my EH vs GE 6072 experience.
Great vox by the way.
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Post by teejay on Sept 15, 2023 7:45:36 GMT -6
Mullard for me. Last night I put the NOS Mullard Bowie recently provided me into the ADK Z-251 I'm demoing. While ADK sells it stock with a Mullard and it sounds really nice, there's definitely a noticeable improvement in smoothing out my own voice with the NOS from Bowie. Since this has come back around the horn, I thought I'd add a bit from that 2019 experience. I ended up buying the Z-251 at the time (now gone), and eventually demoed the Upton as well. The Mullard in the Upton was a great suggestion from JK. I did find, however, that a Telefunken 12AX7 in the Z-251 brought that mic very close to the Upton with the stock EH tube, confirmed by several guys here via my samples. So the Tele, for me, ended up being a better fit in the Z-251 than the Mullard. The Mullard, by the way, made its way to our good friend hadaja for him to use in his Upton. |
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Post by fellini on Sept 17, 2023 3:57:17 GMT -6
Four years later I find this. Thanks for sharing John, very illustrative. Similar to my EH vs GE 6072 experience.
Great vox by the way.
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