tubes and beverage of choice?

GOYA · Nov 20, 2009

Strangely enough for a man from Kentucky, I really don't like bourbon much. It's too sweet. I will sip on some Bushmills though.

For tubes, I'll take the 6L6GCs in my big Fender. But too much Bushmills and no one else would want to hear it. ;-)

zenith2134 · Nov 20, 2009

right now, 7408's in pushpull and Bacardi drinks are my only choice if if I want to 'drink with tubes' but, I cannot lie...at this moment its solid-state and coffee :yes:

mpholland · Nov 20, 2009

KT-66 and Old #7 straight out of the bottle. Rare occasion though as I prefer my tubes sober.

byoung334 · Nov 20, 2009

My sweet sounding EL34s in the ST70, some Pink Floyd, and a bad case of the wine flu thanks to Robert Mondavi Cab. Also got to have a cigar to compliment the music and wine.

Kingfisher · Nov 20, 2009

For making ss sound like tubes, and making music sound faster

D) I drink a few Bell's Double Cream Stout. For making tubes sound unreal and heavenly, a bit of Old Grandad Kentucky Bourbon. Schneider Aventinus works as a good substitute for Bell's :smoke:

BadassBob · Nov 20, 2009

Im not a drinker, I inhale my buzz. I like to sit down with the old "water pipe" and some good green while Im enjoying the tubes

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Stephen J · Nov 20, 2009

BadassBob said:
Im not a drinker, I inhale my buzz. I like to sit down with the old "water pipe" and some good green while Im enjoying the tubes .

Cut-Throat · Nov 20, 2009

Extra Dry Martini - Shaken not Stirred.:thmbsp:

www.records · Nov 20, 2009

Coffee or iced tea for me. I have an allergic reaction to alcohol, though learning that damn near killed me.

diamondsouled · Nov 20, 2009

I like my Calvados, French apple brandy. There's many micro brewery beers I like. Cranberry Wheat Beer made in the Yukon is delish. Glad I brought a few with me when I moved. :yes:

An occasional stogy or perhaps something else to smoke.

Cheers

Lar

stoutblock · Nov 20, 2009

Mullards and single malt scotch. Mullards sound good and the single malt makes the ears work better.

Caol Ila 18 year old tonight with CV2493s

Dave C · Nov 20, 2009

Red wine makes for better sound stage! (Of coarse I only drink it for me heart)

vinylkid58 · Nov 20, 2009

I try and stick with some form of beer when I'm spinin' vinyl. Otherwise I risk damage to my precious cartridge. :no:

Jeff

analog · Nov 20, 2009

I know what you mean vinylkid, but after a few brews I often move to CDs...less damage to be done.

Heekma, I am enjoying a Chimay red label and spinning Who's Next while I type this.

Fun reading this thread.

1MOR · Nov 20, 2009

Large ice cold Diet Pepsi most of the time. On occasion, a couple of Molson Canadians improves the audio experience along with taking the glasses off.

stoutblock · Nov 21, 2009

Dave C said:
Red wine makes for better sound stage! (Of coarse I only drink it for me heart)

Yes, but on single malt you can leap tall buildings in a single pounce (Ipod and headphones required).

Fishstink · Nov 21, 2009

My 2A3 paramours like it, when I drink single malt.

Machineghost · Nov 21, 2009

6C33C-B Single-ended and a good Merlot

Freo-1 · Nov 21, 2009

Johnnie Walker Green, Gold, or blue, together with NOS 6DJ8/6922/5687 feeding NOS 6550's, provide a near "you are there" listening experience.

GrantFidelity · Nov 21, 2009

Volume cranked with an EL-34 amp and classic rock = beer.

Cheers,
Ian

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