Spice Stoneimagine if vz thread was lord of the flies
rangy is piggy for sure
Nortim a chud im a chud im a fat little chud
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OrangutanExtremely rare 1940s Tung-Sol Round Plate 6SN7
You've never seen no s*** like this in your life stop playing with me
i dont undertsand it but its extremely cool
rangy’s apartment looks like a steam punk room out of bioshock or something
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MIXTAPEHNDRXXFREEBro got 1940 tung tung sahur
Bro somebody on the audio forms said my s*** look like Mr Krabs
Just humiliating
come here
- Orangutan
Bro somebody on the audio forms said my s*** look like Mr Krabs
Just humiliating
I SEE IT LMAO
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Lucki album third listen
D**** r bad so good
- MIXTAPEHNDRXXFREE
Lucki album third listen
D**** r bad so good
he sounds like he be on d**** fr
- Nort 💫·1 replyOrangutan
Bro somebody on the audio forms said my s*** look like Mr Krabs
Just humiliating
everything is crab @Tuneout
- Nort
everything is crab @Tuneout
holy f***
i cant belive i didnt make this connection
BM_ 🦾OrangutanExtremely rare 1940s Tung-Sol Round Plate 6SN7
You've never seen no s*** like this in your life stop playing with me
This the s*** they called in airstrikes with on children in 1942
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i dont undertsand it but its extremely cool
A tube contains a vacuum.
When you turn a tube on the "getter" attracts all stray particles to perfect the vacuum.
The cathode, which is coated in barium oxide, activates and starts emitting electrons, which are attracted to the anode. This creates a steady flow from the cathode to the anode.
Between the cathode and anode, there's something called the grid. Imagine the grid like blinds on a window opening and shutting super fast to only allow some electrons from the cathode to reach the anode.
The weak audio signal is applied to the grid, which controls the opening and closing. The cathode has a ton of power running through it. It's much stronger than the initial weak audio signal. By applying the weak audio signal to the grid, you can shape the electron flow into a much stronger copy of the initial signal, and that copy is what the anode receives, and what you hear on your headphones (not exactly, the amplified signal from the anode still needs to go through a transformer or something before it hits your headphones, but you get the general idea)
- Nort 💫·1 replyOrangutan· edited
A tube contains a vacuum.
When you turn a tube on the "getter" attracts all stray particles to perfect the vacuum.
The cathode, which is coated in barium oxide, activates and starts emitting electrons, which are attracted to the anode. This creates a steady flow from the cathode to the anode.
Between the cathode and anode, there's something called the grid. Imagine the grid like blinds on a window opening and shutting super fast to only allow some electrons from the cathode to reach the anode.
The weak audio signal is applied to the grid, which controls the opening and closing. The cathode has a ton of power running through it. It's much stronger than the initial weak audio signal. By applying the weak audio signal to the grid, you can shape the electron flow into a much stronger copy of the initial signal, and that copy is what the anode receives, and what you hear on your headphones (not exactly, the amplified signal from the anode still needs to go through a transformer or something before it hits your headphones, but you get the general idea)
f*** i found this interesting
- Nort 💫·1 reply
might send me down a rabbit hole that ends with me spending too much money on 80 year old tubes.. need to proceed with caution
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rvino but looks similar to Whoppers that we have
Awful
- Nort
f*** i found this interesting
It's an old man hobby but the tech behind it is super interesting
Crazy how people even figured this s*** out in the first place
- rvi 🦜Orangutan
Bro somebody on the audio forms said my s*** look like Mr Krabs
Just humiliating
- Orangutan· edited
A tube contains a vacuum.
When you turn a tube on the "getter" attracts all stray particles to perfect the vacuum.
The cathode, which is coated in barium oxide, activates and starts emitting electrons, which are attracted to the anode. This creates a steady flow from the cathode to the anode.
Between the cathode and anode, there's something called the grid. Imagine the grid like blinds on a window opening and shutting super fast to only allow some electrons from the cathode to reach the anode.
The weak audio signal is applied to the grid, which controls the opening and closing. The cathode has a ton of power running through it. It's much stronger than the initial weak audio signal. By applying the weak audio signal to the grid, you can shape the electron flow into a much stronger copy of the initial signal, and that copy is what the anode receives, and what you hear on your headphones (not exactly, the amplified signal from the anode still needs to go through a transformer or something before it hits your headphones, but you get the general idea)
holy s*** that is very extremely interesting
- rvi 🦜thriftstorepradas
Awful
oh mb...i like them actually..
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@echiham just seen some Doja cat tour related news and saw that she is coming to ur place this 12th
U going master of shows
- ·2 repliesNort
might send me down a rabbit hole that ends with me spending too much money on 80 year old tubes.. need to proceed with caution
If you wanna dip your toe in the water, the Schiit Vali 3 is relatively inexpensive as far as audio gear goes, and the tube type it uses (5670 family) is pretty affordable too. Now it is a hybrid, so it's not a "full tube amp" (output stage is solid state), but it's a great sounding piece of kit, and it let's you experiment with a little bit of tube sound so you can decide if that's your thing before going balls deep on a full tube amp.
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this is one of the most beautiful songs ever made
@YungPapi @RVI @ryder @Orangutan - ·1 reply!https://youtu.be/eq5gjfN5lns?si=R1V47IiLsmy7pOOtCrabout
this is one of the most beautiful songs ever made
@YungPapi @RVI @ryder @OrangutanOne sec I'll listen
- rvi 🦜·2 repliesOrangutan
If you wanna dip your toe in the water, the Schiit Vali 3 is relatively inexpensive as far as audio gear goes, and the tube type it uses (5670 family) is pretty affordable too. Now it is a hybrid, so it's not a "full tube amp" (output stage is solid state), but it's a great sounding piece of kit, and it let's you experiment with a little bit of tube sound so you can decide if that's your thing before going balls deep on a full tube amp.
can you guarantee that i will actually hear any difference at all if i use some tube s***
not even better just any difference that is noticeable
