Well, it certainly won't harm the tube!
Tube tweak
The following is strictly at your own risk:
Treating the base of the rectifier and power tubes on my Wavac EC300b with Stein Music Maestro lacquer has resulted in a significant increase in air around individual instruments as well as heightening and deepening of the soundstage. The amp seems ‘faster’
I applied 2 coats to the outside ceramic base of the tubes. The impact on the rectifiers was the more significant. Again, enjoy strictly at your own risk.
Treating the base of the rectifier and power tubes on my Wavac EC300b with Stein Music Maestro lacquer has resulted in a significant increase in air around individual instruments as well as heightening and deepening of the soundstage. The amp seems ‘faster’
I applied 2 coats to the outside ceramic base of the tubes. The impact on the rectifiers was the more significant. Again, enjoy strictly at your own risk.
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I read this article 8 years ago http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue62/stein_lacquer.htm Is this what you are using? Cables,fuses,outlets,break in and all the other stuff........ If your ears like it and nothing catches on fire, go with it. I listen records/FM radio, and get the bewildered look from people. |