New V Old

[Freddy58]

Thread deleted, obviously too boring

 

[Vladimir]

Wait what?

 

[eggontoast]

Why was it deleted ?

 

[Al ears]

Why was it deleted ?

As Freddie says I think ... too boring (or no replies) so deleted it himself.

Strange how you get more interest in a deleted post than when the original was there.....

 

[FennerMachine]

I was going to post something once I had seen some other replies and had time to get my thoughts together.

 

[eggontoast]

Why was it deleted ?

As Freddie says I think ... too boring (or no replies) so deleted it himself.

Strange how you get more interest in a deleted post than when the original was there.....

Oh I see, I never saw the thread.

I think that the unique way this forum works doesn't help, some threads just go by the way side.

 

[Vladimir]

Interesting question.

Which tube amps are made and sound better, the old ones from their own era or in today's valve revival?

 

[Freddy58]

Why was it deleted ?

As Freddie says I think ... too boring (or no replies) so deleted it himself.

Strange how you get more interest in a deleted post than when the original was there.....

Correct

 

[Gazzip]

Interesting question.

Which tube amps are made and sound better, the old ones from their own era or in today's valve revival?

Subjective.

For me the new ones having never heard the old ones.

 

[Al ears]

Interesting question.

Which tube amps are made and sound better, the old ones from their own era or in today's valve revival?

Subjective.

For me the new ones having never heard the old ones.

Ah, the youth of today eh??

I'd say the new ones that come with remote controls ...... as I'm getting old.

 

[lindsayt]

The best sounding modern amps that I've heard all use NOS valves that are about 50 years old or more.

 

[audioaddict]

i think if you read certain hifi mags you.l find a lot of technology used today is based on or modified from years back. thers some cracking equipment about today but a lot of the older stuff still competes