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Philips CV491/12au7 short plates O-getter
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Valvo ECC82/12au7 Long Plates 45-degree O-getter
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Sylvania Gold Brand 5814 Triple Mica
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Brimar CV4068/12au7 Long Black plates
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Ken-Rad 12au7 long black plates
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12au7/5418 Tube Roll: Mullard vs. CBS vs. Westinghouse
The matched quad of the Mullard CV491 Long Plates cost me a small fortune. They sound great and were the seated “incumbents” in my reference system. It was time to stop enjoying for a second and get into some serious listening with two other great tubes: the CBS-Hytron 5814 and Westinghouse 12au7 Carbon Plates.
Mullard CV491 Long Plates Cage Getter (Mid 50’s)
(11 votes, average: 4.36 out of 5)Loading...Finally arrived. The expectation was I’d be paddling through rolling waves of mid-range. That’s not happening. These things are dynamic and they have drive. The tone is crazy. It’s like the music is coming from another dimension 🙂