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There's not as much romanticism and near-mysticism as there is in the guitar market,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but there's plenty of uberexpensive,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], tube-thingy tech from the 1950s. A buddy of mine has a setup in his living room that could reasonably pass for an ENIAC panel at first glance.-----mattgreenrocks 537 days ago | link
Nice rant, but, what if there's a perceptible difference between tube and solid state technologies?Just because it cannot be objectively measured doesn't mean it doesn't exist.-----stdbrouw 537 days ago | link
That's not what he wrote,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]. He's talking about hand-soldering (vs PCBs) and using certain components or technologies that work really well when marketing but have no effect or even a detrimental effect on sound. Class A amps will have both odd and even-order harmonics but class AB will be mostly even-order,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]. If you are a guitar player who drives an amp to distortion as a matter of course this difference is germane.-----mattgreenrocks 537 days ago | link
Ah, I see now. Thanks.-----babycakes 537 days ago | link
It can be objectively measured. Tubes tend to produce even harmonics,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], which are pleasing to the human ear. The even harmonics sound like octaves of the original pitch,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], creating a rich sound. Solid state tends towards a mix of even and odd harmonics. Now, I have a PhD in electrical and computer engineering. I don't do audio electronics, but I might not have even considered EE if not for this man.-----pmorici 537 days ago | link
I like the way this article is written it's very concise,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych].-----maqr 537 days ago | link
I noticed that too. It seems like it's formatted to make skimming easier, but that actually caused me to read the entire thing.-----zwieback 537 days ago | link
Back in high school in the early eighties I played with a bass player who had a Peavey amp and right in the middle of a concert something exploded and his 4 speakers all blew out. When I opened up the amp it was full of bird poop baked onto everything,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]. I like to think the poop had something to do with the failure because I really like Peavey stuff in general. That's a penny to me,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]. everyone always wanted a mesa boogie or a marshall.-----daydream 537 days ago | link
Sure, and it's still the same way now,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but their stuff is affordable and it works. I like their basses and guitars best,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], they're a really good value,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and they do make higher-end amps that sound pretty good.-----jkuria 537 days ago | link
for me,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], my first encounter with Peavey was when the rich American kids from the international school came to my school for concerts and sports. They had Peavey speakers and Reebok sneakers!-----pud 537 days ago | link
That's funny because (as a rich American) Peavey amps were known for being inexpensive,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but LOUD. Loud, reliable but sounded pretty bad. Mesa was certainly top end boutique.-----bdwalter 537 days ago | link
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