I have no doubt there would be repeatable sonic differences between the various components given that you were (1) testing in an audiophile amp with a double blind test, and (2) were testing in sensitive circuits (ie front end and not PI).
There might be sonic differences if tested in the front end gain stages of a guitar amp as well but I suspect it would be much more difficult to discern the differences considering the source driving the amp. (Are you going to use a recording to drive the input so you have the same stimulis each time?)
Since the anode resistor is much larger than the cathode resistor I would expect it to contribute more to noise, as well as one in a grid resistor position.
As for caps, I won't speculate on those without more experience with tone stacks.
27 resistors = $69
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Re: 27 resistors = $69
dynaman, I don't recall any results posted at least not on caps. Did I miss something? I did get my .022 Vitamin Qs back though.
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Re: 27 resistors = $69
Got any more of those? They sounded great in my last Express and I'm building another soon..David Root wrote:dynaman, I don't recall any results posted at least not on caps. Did I miss something? I did get my .022 Vitamin Qs back though.
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