What sonic gains from 300B tube push-pull config.


I currently have a Ming Da 300B-4T in push-pull config with 22W per channel. Since I don't have any amp to compare it with, so I am not sure what sonic advantage would the 300B tube give over other types.
I can understand 300B in SET but what does it do anything in a push-pull?

Anyone has any opinions?
andy2

Showing 1 response by phaelon

Andy 2, I don’t think I can add anything new to the many excellent threads discussing the trade-offs between SET and push-pull designs; and I’m confident that an archive search will provide you with a plethora of information.

Tube preference is a separate issue, IMO. I like the 300b tube and it would be my tube preference in any design - money not being an issue; and there, I believe, is the rub. The best 300b tubes are expensive, and are more commonly used in SETs because only a single pair is needed. I used to dream of one day owning a VAC Renaissance 140. Given my current taste in 300bs, re-tubing would be cost prohibitive.