Premium High Grade selected quality for the most demanding amp stages. This tube works great for warm clean tones and creamy overdrive. We recommend this tube for the first gain stage and as input tube for all applications. It upgrades any 12AX7A and ECC83 tube and replaces E83CC tubes.
Fine, unobtrusive highs, complex, dense mids and clear real bass. Selected for demanding applications for maximum smoothness and zero microphonics - even with very sensitive input stages of high-gain amplifiers. Ideally suited and our clear recommendation for the 1st gain stage of guitar amps, headphone amps, tube microphones and for the extremely sensitive phono preamp-stages of audio amplifiers.
In terms of sound, this TAD 7025/E83CC Redbase tube stands for maximum transparency and depth definition and puts an end to musty or sappy highs. Airy, silky highs combined with tight but by no means overemphasised bass are the hallmarks of this tube. Used as a V1+V2 it ideally supports the traditional Fender sound and also brings more liveliness and brilliance to an AC30. It's clear that these characteristics also bring any Boogie or Marshall to the fore.
The TAD 7025 / E83CC REDBASE can replace any ECC83, E83CC, ECC803S, 12AX7, 12AX7A, 12AX7M, 12AX7WA/WB/WC/LPS/EH, 5751, 7025, CV492 and CV4004. Also replaces the MESA SPAX7-A
Differences between our 7025WB (RT093-HG) and this tube: compared to the RT030 and RT093-HG, the RT-7025 has a smoother overall responce and better linearity qualifiying for natural clean tones and relaxed HiFi audio listening. The RT093-HG shows a little more edge in the high-mid range. As a result it asserts itself tonally very well, which might make perfect sense in a band structure. RT030 is emphasising the midrange a bit more and thus brings more warmth and a little less brilliance and depth definition than the RT-7025 and RT093-HG. The RT-7025 has the lowest microphony of these 3 which might be espicially important for use in tube microphones, audio system input stages.and as input stage tube in any guitar amplifier.)
