Unlike solid-state amplifiers where the output transistors are soldered, most valves are mounted in valve seats, allowing for easy replacement, either to replace a faulty valve or to try out different types of valves. This practice of replacing valves with different models or versions of the same valve is known as \u201cwave swapping\u201d and allows you to customize the sound of the amplifier to your own liking.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Cayin MT35 BT2 is the entry into Cayin\u2019s comprehensive range of tube amplifiers, but it has two great new features: the ability to stream music via Bluetooth 5.0 and the option to listen through headphones. Like the rest of the range, it comes with hand-crafted silver wire point-to-point connections and wide-bandwidth output transformers to provide the necessary power to your speakers. The Cayin MT35 BT2 has an excellent Alps volume control (no remote control), convenient polarization adjustment on the device itself and a respectable weight of 13.5 kilograms (thanks to quality transformers). It consists of one 12AX7 and two 12AU7 valves in the preamp and control stages, and four EL34 valves providing power in the output stage. This allows for a healthy 35 watts in ultra-linear mode, and very conveniently, the Cayin MT35 BT2 now also has the option to switch to triode mode for a very clean 18 watts, perfect for quiet listening late at night.<\/p>\n
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