ha yeah creole cookin' is good. this girl can't cook though but **** i wished she hadn't moved back so fast. i wanted to meet up with her again lol.
Prowler's comment about the entire system being more important than a single part comes in big here. You don't need 100 watts, even for really dynamic music. My pair of monoblocks does 8 watts into 8 ohms, and they get plenty loud without clipping...but the only reason for that is my speakers are 96dB/W efficient, and that's not an inflated number. Speaker choice is critical with tube amps...you can't just slap them on a cheap bookshelf and expect magic. The entire system needs to work fluidly.
I haven't noticed an egregious amount of "ur's", "prolly's", or "tho's" coming from your direction, so I guess you do //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gifjimj ignore's my question booooo.
i could attempt to scrounge up what i know about tube amp's and other stage's of amps but is it really needed here
. they are fun to use i have to agree with that just picky as all hell in some ways. on your comment of low power with high efficiency speakers, a friend of mine ran his 2 channel that he had(can't remember name) on his ribbon's for h/t use. that sounded amazing.
yea it is, rev is a beast!
