Funny, how thoughts run through your mind, but I have just bought the remastered copy of the Las album and noted they used valve microphones for the recording, which now sounds great.
I bought a Marshall Valvestate guitar amp, after trying several models of guitar amp which had clever amp modeling transistor circuitry. The valvestate produces a fantastic tone.
Pink Floyd have dabbled with valve recording to great effect, using Tim Paravacini designed equipment. Again this sounds great on live recordings.
What do you think sounds better and why ?
This debate has been going on in HIFI circles for ages with no clear answers. Off you go Nick
I bought a Marshall Valvestate guitar amp, after trying several models of guitar amp which had clever amp modeling transistor circuitry. The valvestate produces a fantastic tone.
Pink Floyd have dabbled with valve recording to great effect, using Tim Paravacini designed equipment. Again this sounds great on live recordings.
What do you think sounds better and why ?
This debate has been going on in HIFI circles for ages with no clear answers. Off you go Nick