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Topic - Sweet and dark 6SN7? - Roy 09:39:28 04/04/06 (11)

• Re: Sweet and dark 6SN7? - mspc 14:00:13 04/06/06 (1)
• "... I (sic) not sure what you mean by "dark"." I said that recently; someone then said it's the opposite of 'bright'. - jeffreybehr 15:08:20 04/06/06 (0)
• Tung Sol round plates - Hirsch 14:05:57 04/04/06 (1)
• Re: Tung Sol round plates - Larry I 16:42:55 04/04/06 (0)
• Re: Sweet and dark 6SN7? - tubers 13:38:14 04/04/06 (0)
• You also might try the Ken-Rad staggerplates. I find them slightly warm, NOT edgy... - jeffreybehr 10:48:42 04/04/06 (0)
• Re: Sweet and dark 6SN7? - sacd lover 09:56:05 04/04/06 (4)
• Re: Sweet and dark 6SN7? - srayle 15:20:35 04/05/06 (2)
• Brimars also are said to be sweet and dark...nt. - srayle 15:37:04 04/05/06 (1)
• The only pair of Brimars I've heard were a bit bright/edgy and not dark at all. (NT) - jeffreybehr 16:07:46 04/05/06 (0)
• I second Roys' post............nt - Jimmy 10:01:08 04/04/06 (0)

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• Re: Sweet and dark 6SN7? - srayle 15:20:35 04/05/06 (2)
• Brimars also are said to be sweet and dark...nt. - srayle 15:37:04 04/05/06 (1)
• The only pair of Brimars I've heard were a bit bright/edgy and not dark at all. (NT) - jeffreybehr 16:07:46 04/05/06 (0)