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2025-06-09
Maik B.
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Robust and built by Audiophonics at an amazing price.
The sound is excellent. Ranked 5th out of many...
Robust and built by Audiophonics at an amazing price.
The sound is excellent. Ranked 5th out of many...
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2025-06-09
Theodoros R.
GENALEX GOLD LION KT88 Platinum Tubes (Matched Pair) - reviews - There is 1 review.
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2024-05-20
Vladimir p.
Gold Lion KT88 - simply the best
At last time has come to check GL KT88 in my Muzi x7. Amp had very good sound with original chinese KT88, even better sound was when I started to use Mullard KT66 new, I even could not understand how sound could improve with another KT88. But when yesterday I put in GL KT88, I was really surprised - all good things of Mullard has remained but all started sounding somewhat more "delicate", with more finesse, all became more "musical"... Now I have three different but all very good KT88s which I will use with different rectifiers (to get slightly different but very good sound).
Thnx to audioph.fr for all this.
At last time has come to check GL KT88 in my Muzi x7. Amp had very good sound with original chinese KT88, even better sound was when I started to use Mullard KT66 new, I even could not understand how sound could improve with another KT88. But when yesterday I put in GL KT88, I was really surprised - all good things of Mullard has remained but all started sounding somewhat more "delicate", with more finesse, all became more "musical"... Now I have three different but all very good KT88s which I will use with different rectifiers (to get slightly different but very good sound).
Thnx to audioph.fr for all this.
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