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- Part Number: NN-TS-7581
- Packaging Size: 3.5x3.5x10 cm
- Packaging Weight: 0.05 kg
- UPC: 683274022239
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Tube Type: | 6L6/5881 |
Socket: | 8 Pin(Octal) |
Stunning!
Excellent dynamic tubes. I swapped between these and quality TAD 6L6 GWC STR red base tubes. These are for people wanting a fuller, more dynamic presentation overall. The bass is beautifully full and organic and controlled and the overall tonality v balanced top to bottom. Nothing glares. Used in my Elekit 8200 dx they sound superb. Imaging, detail and depth sublime. I prefer these overall by some margin!
Placed in Peavey Ultra+, tubes and installation checked by a pro technician.
They give a very good focus in comparison with Rubys (bass frequencies were "flappy", mids just good and a big lack of treble)
Now the sound is well defined in bass, very good in mids and trebles are back! Full and precise sound, very linear depending to the master volume setting : no need to reach a high volume to have a good sound!
@Jean-Paul Bleus; this is the Tung-Sol 7581-A tube which DOES dissipate a rating of 35 watts. The Tung-Sol 7581 tube (without the A) dissipates 30 watts like a standard 6L6GC. In any case, this is a "true" 7581-A tube which is very well balanced and will give you clean headroom for days!
After more than one year of use...
I don't consider this tube as a 7581A but as a 6L6GC since it dissipates a Pmax of 30W. 7581A refers to an unaviable Sylvania which was a kind of 6L6 dissipating 35W, the only 6L6 that ever delivred such a Pmax. But who cares ?
This 6L6GC features some improvements to have more headroom than most of others and I have to say this is true, among all current 6L6's I've had it overwhelms anything else on that field.
I really love this tube, it sounds very detailed and warm too. It is precise in the whole spectrum and never harsh, with a strong bottom end. It really fits goog to my rig : my guitar amp is an Egnater Tourmaster 4100 and I use different cab's and speakers. I biased it at 40mA for around 500V on the plate.