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In Reply to: RE: Rectifier tubes-2 questions posted by 6bq5 on September 24, 2024 at 15:07:01
5U4 (not 5AR4) rectifiers do affect the sound, at least, in a Cary SL-80 amplifier.
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Does the voltage change?
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I did not check it with a multimeter - I was judging by ear.
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IMO - the same reason as with other tubes.
When alternating current is being used {and I look at music as AC}, the ratio I/V is not necessarily constant. Voltage and current can peak at different times if the circuit contains components like coils or capacitors {also effecting frequency}
These elements also are used by tubes and the ancillary components necessary to operate them. Tough question to answer coherently because THEN one must add how each of us hear differently.
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