Twl is correct, Rick, triode power is usually half of the power otherwise available from the amp in its regular mode. If you're listening to small groups, small-scale works or, particularly, female vocals, I think you'll like the triode mode, it seems to have a more intimate quality, for lack of a better description, maybe because it is a little cleaner and clearer; but for a Mahler symphony I'd stick with ultralinear/pentode/whatever they call it on your amps, the extra power would be needed to give more of the illusion of a live performance. Try it out when you get them (or did they come in?).
Antique Sound Lab....Triode????
I just learned that the new Antique Sound Lab Hurricane amplifier can run in Triode mode as well as "regular" mode. Can some one tell me the difference and what that means? I have Infinity RS 1-B's and was looking for something with more power then I already has (now using ARC VT 100 mkll @ 100 watts per). This was never mentioned in TAS review....I would think it would be very important??? Any info would help... Thanks!
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