I had a mc10 that was modded by previous owner. Nice amp for the money, no matter what tubes used it will never sound overly tubey. I used Mullard xf2's that I already had laying around but very pricey,I also had good luck with Winged C's. I tried the Vokshod 6n1p for Preamp tubes but it's hard to find a set of quiet ones but they are cheap and can sound good, I had a lot of 6922's or 6dj8 so I used Amprex bugle boys. I know some people say it's not same as 6n1p but I used the amp at work so it stayed on all day 4 or 5 days a week with no trouble. For me the warmer or neutral the el34 tube the better as the amp can tend to sound like a solid state amp. Then use a preamp tube that has good bass and tends to pull information from the music.
Tube replacement for Yaquin MC-10L
Can anyone be of assistance? Tube newbie here!
I've got a Yaquin MC-10L integrated amp I bought from a guy. He told me that the tubes are quite likely ready for replacing. So, it seems I need to get 4 EL34 tubes and 4 6H1N. Does anyone know if I have to get "matched tubes"? I'm not quite certain what that even means...
I've got a Yaquin MC-10L integrated amp I bought from a guy. He told me that the tubes are quite likely ready for replacing. So, it seems I need to get 4 EL34 tubes and 4 6H1N. Does anyone know if I have to get "matched tubes"? I'm not quite certain what that even means...
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Read the link below, it had everything you need to know about replacing tubes for your
Yaquin MC-10L
. https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/158463-tubes-for-yaqin-mc-10l-amp/ |