uktl wrote:
"many valve amps struggle with the groove because they thenselves are phase inverting which basicly kills the grooves performance"
uktl, I think this is unlikely because about 50% of all records out there are recorded with inverted polarity anyway... only a polarity switch will allow you to hear these correctly (and not everyone can hear the differences between absolute polarity anyway - channels out of phase are a different matter of course)...
... and multitrack rock recordings may have some channels recorded with absolute and some channels with inverted polarity.
For these reasons, if there is a mismatch between the Evans and tube amps it probably has to do with impedance and gain issues rather than polarity.
"many valve amps struggle with the groove because they thenselves are phase inverting which basicly kills the grooves performance"
uktl, I think this is unlikely because about 50% of all records out there are recorded with inverted polarity anyway... only a polarity switch will allow you to hear these correctly (and not everyone can hear the differences between absolute polarity anyway - channels out of phase are a different matter of course)...
... and multitrack rock recordings may have some channels recorded with absolute and some channels with inverted polarity.
For these reasons, if there is a mismatch between the Evans and tube amps it probably has to do with impedance and gain issues rather than polarity.