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For the different components between the wide and long chassis, the seller explains the long one is marginally better. Don't care too much, I think I will buy also a long wide version, it's too much fun for the price of 100/120€, I mean it is really inexpensive and the sound is pure joy, a touch of tube but not caricatural.Thanks for the help guys and enjoy your time listening your tubes.
Which one is long and wide one?
Why would a larger choke make it better?Could it be the same choke with the end bells making it look larger to you?
It has already been posted several times.
You and I have not heard either one, but you proclaim the one with the "big choke" is better.You can not for sure know the choke is larger, let alone that it makes the amplifier the "best" version, it could be electrically the same.You apparently don't even know what the "small" choke looks like even though it is pictured in this thread several times.End bells can make something small appear larger.
Clearly you are unaware of the Caver fiasco.Don't let the Decware owners know your "experience" they will flood the used market selling their awful small transformer/choke amplifiers.I never can tell when you are joking, maybe if you would take advantage of the emojis.
I don't doubt it. I'm not blown away by the FU29 A300 10 watt version.....at least for now. New small signal tubes on the way and a speaker swap out in the works, so I haven't given up yet. Fortunately, I have 4 other amps with the FU29 resting in 5th place at this point. But to be fair, it was a fraction of the cost of the other four.
Don't want to "choke" off this latest thread, but it's only fair to report that the FU29 A300 has been slowly turning over a new leaf. Probably either thru amp break-in or most likely the NOS JAN Cetron 829B's waking up. Time will tell, but at least now I'm hearing much greater potential.
When I get mine, there's a few mods I always do to any amp I buy - replace the RCA connectors with ultra premium connectors. Re-wire the internal signal wire with VH Audio ultrapure hookup wire. Change the speaker binding posts to high end posts. Bypass the volume pot. Disconnect the wireless receiver. And if there's any film caps in the signal path, upgrade them to Miflex copper film caps. Those things usually take an amp up quite a bit in performance levels.
Do you do these mods before firing it up, or do you listen to the stock configuration for a while and then do the mods to see just how many notches you're kicking it up?I too look forward to tinkering with mine, but think I will give it some time first so i can mentally log the changes.
Know vaguely about the tariff situation