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I thought that's what I said, well except the slowed way down part. August 2021 to March 2025 a bit over 3 and a half years, and current thread. I don't think the slow down means much in this particular case.

3 - 1/2 and a week ago in this thread.

1 picture in the linked thread. He obviously always over does things.

Most amplifiers today have a fairly high input sensitivity (low numerically) and can be driven with about any preamp even passive ones. I have a diy tube amplifier that needs a decent amount of drive from the preamp, both my solid state and tube pre are more than up to the task.

Rated output, not maximum. If you had a 2 volt source and the Yamaha preamp section was just unity gain (no added gain) wouldn't it put out 2 volts? Input sensitivity / input impedance (1 kHz, 100 W/8Ω) PHONO (MC) ................................... 150 μVrms / 50Ω PHONO (MM) ............................... 3.5 mVrms / 47 kΩ CD (or similar) .............................. 200 mVrms / 47 kΩ MAIN IN ...............................................1 Vrms / 47 kΩ

Why are you asking? Knowing the reason for a question is helpful in providing an answer. Do you know how to measure it? Not a spec typically given on an integrated amplifier.

Is there a reason to buy Russian 6P6S tubes from China (real or fake) instead of European vendors? I got a matched quad of 6P6S tubes for my 6V6 amplifier from a vendor that had US stock, but I would rather buy from Europe than China.

@What-watt I like 6P14P-EV (Soviet era) available from Ukraine sellers on the 'bay at very good prices.

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I don't have a 299, but I do like 6P14P-EV tubes (Soviet era) that are inexpensive. I'm very pleased with the ones I bought from a Ukrainian tube vendor for my SET.

I do too, but a little problem, he doesn't have an EL84 amplifier.

A friend is using a pair of 15" open baffle subs (with 2 plate amps) that I heard briefly when dropping something off. Didn't have time to get a real good listen, but liked what I did hear (had these LSI's at my house for several months so I'm very familiar with their sound).

no, No, NO

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