Newly release evidence in HiFi Science

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After decades of research, countless listening sessions, and absolutely no peer review whatsoever, scientists have finally confirmed what tube lovers already knew:

Tube gear may be the Elixir of Life.
😂


Possible side effects include:
* Staying up way too late listening to “just one more song”
* Developing strong opinions about 2A3s, 45s, and rectifiers
* Sudden urges to buy vintage glass
* Claiming your system sounds better after 3 drinks

The study is completely unscientific… but the glow is real.

Stay tubed, my friends.
 
* Claiming your system sounds better after 3 drinks
I suspect this phenomenon is not limited to tube users. ;)

After having had to split up my system into two, I’m finding ( unsurprisingly) that I miss having tubes on my Odeons. At least in the preamp, anyway. Ah, well…nothing is ever perfect.
 
After decades of research, countless listening sessions, and absolutely no peer review whatsoever, scientists have finally confirmed what tube lovers already knew:

Tube gear may be the Elixir of Life.
😂


Possible side effects include:
* Staying up way too late listening to “just one more song”
* Developing strong opinions about 2A3s, 45s, and rectifiers
* Sudden urges to buy vintage glass
* Claiming your system sounds better after 3 drinks

The study is completely unscientific… but the glow is real.

Stay tubed, my friends.
I love it! :)
But wait, no p-value?..
 
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