Let's see your tubes!

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #120 on: 3 Oct 2011, 04:35 am »
Ouch...

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #121 on: 22 Oct 2011, 11:18 pm »
Allot of sexy looking tubes.






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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #122 on: 4 Nov 2011, 03:00 am »



This lil honey has about eight hours on it now and the awesomeness grows by the hour... :D

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #123 on: 12 Dec 2011, 02:05 am »
These are the T1610 tubes from my Double Kronzillas.  Old world charm.


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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #124 on: 18 Dec 2011, 04:18 am »
These are the T1610 tubes from my Double Kronzillas.  Old world charm.
Hi,
As you would describe the sound of this amp??
Thanks

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #125 on: 18 Dec 2011, 01:46 pm »
Bottleheads and CJ



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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #126 on: 19 Dec 2011, 02:17 am »
I just got this yesterday (used) and have been enjoying it.


56oval

Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #127 on: 19 Dec 2011, 04:05 am »
Heres 4 channels of an active 4 way speaker I'm building

Pre-amp & power supply


My old dac


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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #128 on: 19 Dec 2011, 01:40 pm »
Nice!  :thumb:
I love the copper, especially the brace/straps on the caps. You a steampunk fan?

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #129 on: 19 Dec 2011, 02:31 pm »
just got this little beauty this year from Roger....it's a keeper!



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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #130 on: 19 Dec 2011, 08:38 pm »
Heres 4 channels of an active 4 way speaker I'm building

Cheers
Great copper chassis, eficient colling too.
Congratulations for this project, I wish I could do something like this.
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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #131 on: 19 Dec 2011, 08:42 pm »
Heres 4 channels of an active 4 way speaker I'm building

Pre-amp & power supply


My old dac


Cheers

Awesome!!!

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #133 on: 20 Dec 2011, 12:09 am »
Hi,
As you would describe the sound of this amp??
Thanks
The Kronzillas have a very wide, deep, open soundstage.  Being SET, they have excellent microdetail as well as lots of power.  There's no overly lush "tubey" sound, but not a lean sound either-- in my system, very neutral.  I have them running the mid/tweeters of my VR5-Anniversary speakers with a pair of Spectron Musician III Mk2 monoblocks (with Bybee and V-cap upgrades) on the bass.  The Krons and Spectrons integrate very well.  I don't hear any sense of transitioning between the two amps.

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #134 on: 20 Dec 2011, 03:35 am »
Nice!  :thumb:
I love the copper, especially the brace/straps on the caps. You a steampunk fan?

Bob
HI Bob
Cheers , I do like steampunk but I wasn't looking at making steampunk amps  :) .
Awesome!!!
Great copper chassis, eficient colling too.
Congratulations for this project, I wish I could do something like this.
Regards
Thanks guys ,there are case's to go over the chassis .I haven't finished sanding them



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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #135 on: 20 Dec 2011, 03:56 am »
Thanks guys ,there are case's to go over the chassis .I haven't finished sanding them
You deserve your own thread, those are cool. In the case that you start your own build thread (and I hope you do...) please send a link.

Bob

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #136 on: 20 Dec 2011, 04:45 am »
You deserve your own thread, those are cool. In the case that you start your own build thread (and I hope you do...) please send a link.

Bob
HI Bob
I do have a build thread but its on another forum .
Heres a shot under the top plate and anode cap tubes .Theres 3 power supply trany's and 10 chokes per mono block ,40kgs + each amp ,tweeter amps @ 15kgs +.



treble & midrange cab these will sit on 15" bass cabs .



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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #137 on: 20 Dec 2011, 05:00 am »
The Kronzillas have a very wide, deep, open soundstage.  Being SET, they have excellent microdetail as well as lots of power.  There's no overly lush "tubey" sound, but not a lean sound either-- in my system, very neutral.  I have them running the mid/tweeters of my VR5-Anniversary speakers with a pair of Spectron Musician III Mk2 monoblocks (with Bybee and V-cap upgrades) on the bass.  The Krons and Spectrons integrate very well.  I don't hear any sense of transitioning between the two amps.
Thanks Kernelbob for these detailed first hand report.
By what you said the sound are really great, looks this hybrid amps are a very careful project.
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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #138 on: 20 Dec 2011, 02:24 pm »
HI Bob
I do have a build thread but its on another forum .
Linky?  :wink:
Thanks again for the pics. Good looking stuff you've got there.

Bob

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #139 on: 20 Dec 2011, 03:22 pm »
Martel/Rotel EL84 single ended receiver circa 1965