Originally posted by Rich M
They are great tubes. They sound best in MY amps. Email me and I will tell you where to send them.![]()
Seriously, I've heard folks argue that CV4024 are normal 12AT7's with mil markings, I simialrly assume CV4004 are just specially marked 12ax7's. When you think about it, that's not so bad. Enjoy them. They should last a good long time.
In answer to your question, without getting too opinionated, I think that a lower gain amp probably displays the exceptional nuances of a Mullard better than a high gain one. High gain heads require some level of quality to sound good, but beyond that, I don't think you'll notice.
Originally posted by jda
I find the Mullard CV4004s to sound different from Mullard 12ax7s. To my ears, the cv4004s are brighter.
I think KCA has some, so you can check the price there. Of course, KCA's are screened and tested.
Originally posted by Rich M
Seriously, I've heard folks argue that CV4024 are normal 12AT7's with mil markings, I simialrly assume CV4004 are just specially marked 12ax7's.
Originally posted by Timbre Wolf
Kidcactus - can you elaborate on what you mean by "biggest sounding"? Is that an extended frequency range, or spacious clarity, or prominent lower frequencies, or?? Thanks.
- T
Originally posted by David Simpson
http://www.tubedepot.com/nos-cv4004.html
Originally posted by stratovarius
Wow! I'm glad I stocked up a few years ago.![]()
Originally posted by wolfpack
WOW !!
Maybe I should remove these from my Guytron & sell them seperately
Originally posted by Blue Strat
Ah, tonal descriptions that never translate from one person to another....