I give you Wathen Audio and their 'proprietary cryo-tone tubes, which reps of theirs have claimed they manufacture.
Let me know when you see it.
Even Watford valves dont charge that.
They've popped up recently on a couple of FB groups. Employees shilling them without disclosing who they work for.
I've taken some enjoyment in trolling the ever loving bollocks off them when time permits.
The best one I've read was along the lines of 'we're really close by NASA and Companies like Wathen provide NASA with Cryogenic treatment services'.
Companies 'like' Wathen, or Wathen themselves? Odds that I got an actual answer?
Disclaimer:
I'm a Mechanical Engineer by education and I'm aware that Cryogenic Treatments are actually a thing which can favourably alter (depending on the application), the Mechanical properties of various metals etc. But that tends to be in the material formation, manufacture stage.
Not after you've fully assembled a tube.
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Rift Amplification
Brackley, Northamptonshire
www.riftamps.co.uk
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Exactly. If you scan the rest of their range it's also JJ and New Sensor. For $93 and up.
Wish I’d thought of this when I was pouring liquid nitrogen into cryostats on an almost daily basis when I did my physics PhD.
Apparently cryogenically frozen tonewood makes your guitar sound like but even better than a 50s vintage guitar.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/snake-oil-salesmen-knew-something/
Fake snake oil and it’s salesmen are another matter.
Sorry, bit off topic...
If you are stupid enough to buy one then you can probably hear "the fragile harmonics that survive in a vacuum"
I will show you that your lie was indeed the truth. Trust me...