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Integrating a preamp into the human body.

carpinus7

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I wonder where you hook up the amplifier ?

Vacuum tube preamplifier is a type of electronic amplifier that uses vacuum tubes.
It converts a weak electrical signal into an output signal strong enough for further processing.
After introduction of vacuum tube amplifier, the sound can be more natural than origin system.

Name: 6J1 Vacuum Tube Preamplifier
Model:794626

Specifications:
Material: Aluminum shell
Color:Black
Size:125mm*98mm*33mm
Input: DC 12V 1A
Adapter: AC 100-240V
Type: Preamplifier
Tube: 6J1

Features:
-Using classical 6J1 tube, design process, optimization of the line, and ultimately make it very resistant to bile
taste, warm voice and sound field open, high bass adjustment function is unique.
-Can be connected to the computer. Mobile phone.CD. lossless music player source, the output end can be connected
to a variety of digital amplifier, active multimedia speakers and other audio equipment, audio equipment allows you to instantly bile flavor.
-Support treble&bass adjusting according to different audio equipment parameters for your prefer effect !

The correct boot sequence is:Open the gallbladder front stage first, and then open the power amplifier connected to the front of the bile duct.

Please note:
This machine is a bile level, not a power amplifier, does not have the power amplifier function. Need to connect the power amplifier or active multimedia speakers before the bile level.
The tube is fragile, the installation of electronic tube, please try to slow vertical tube plug, avoid tube holes around the aluminum shell, prevent tube cracks or leaks.


Package include:
1 x Vacuum Tube Preamplifier
1 x AC Adapter
 
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Not sure where this is heading...:wtf:
It's where it's coming from -- it's typical Google-Translate-from-Chinese for a 6J1-based tube preamplifier, which I've sometimes seen listed as a "Fever 6J1 Preamplifier".

"Fever" appears to be a common mistranslation of the Chinese for thermionic vacuum tube.

Japenglish and Chinglish have always been good for a giggle, but Google Translate has wrought a rich source of comedy.

I presume "bile taste" is a mistranslation of the Chinese term for "bitter", which appears to be used as an adjective to describe undesirable sound similar to our "brittle", maybe.
 
To add to the confusion, buttocks are "billen" using Dutch language. "bile" would also be pronounced almost the same as "billen" using Dutch language.


The hospital personnel knows what sometimes has to be removed from tube holes, but there have been no reports of finding amplifiers, whether the vertical tube plug was put in slowly or not.
 
Wow!!!

Thanks for this info!!!

So now I know why everything sounds like crap.

I had my Gall Bladder stage removed a few years back and since then my stereo turned mono and my left ear developed a nervous twitch when Jim Nabors is on the turntable.

Guess I am gonna have to go to a Mongolian tent village in the Gobi Desert to have my re-worked Gall Bladder stage fixed.

Or just get rid of my crappy stereo and Jim Nabors Catalog.

Decisions , Decisions

Frannie
 
As a tech, I never understood what audiophiles looking at old solid state amps mean when they state on AK: "I am looking for that warm tube sound"

Now, I have a way to visualize what they mean, but I guess I rather don't and better stay unaware.o_O
 
Thanks to DV for re-translating.

I do see a legitimate need — not in the bile duct — but in the nervous system. And, this being an audio site, I don't mean hearing aids.
 
Vacuum tube ain't so different.:confused:
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Maybe from the Chinese Black Market and the write up was confused between two products - tube preamps and random human organs?!? :dunno:
 
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