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Why would two devices with roughly the same gain and leakage sound different?

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Why would two devices with roughly the same gain and leakage sound different?

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To paraphrase R. G. Keen: “There is no such thing as “mojo” or “magic” in the physical universe.” However, since knowledgeable players have noted this difference, we can reasonably say that there are internal electrical properties of some transistors (internal capacitance has been suggested as one) that do affect the perceived tone, and don’t appear in the published specs. • Do your more expensive pairs sound better than the less expensive ones? In my opinion, no. The difference in price is driven entirely by the relative scarcity, differing costs and yield of useable parts of the raw stock that I start with. That said, pairs made from devices that came from different manufacturing environments Will, often, sound different from each other. Knowing that these devices are as individual as snowflakes, and that customer tastes vary enormously, I offer the guarantee in the next FAQ. • What guarantee do you offer?/Can you provide specific gains? I guarantee that your pair will sound “like a

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To paraphrase R. G. Keen: “There is no such thing as “mojo” or “magic” in the physical universe.” However, since knowledgeable players have noted this difference, we can reasonably say that there are internal electrical properties of some transistors (internal capacitance has been suggested as one) that do affect the perceived tone, and don’t appear in the published specs. • Do your more expensive pairs sound better than the less expensive ones? In my opinion, no. The difference in price is driven entirely by the relative scarcity, differing costs and yield of useable parts of the raw stock that I start with. That said, pairs made from devices that came from different manufacturing environments Will, often, sound different from each other. Knowing that these devices are as individual as snowflakes, and that customer tastes vary enormously, I offer the guarantee in the next FAQ. • What guarantee do you offer?/Can you provide specific gains? I guarantee that your pair will sound “like a

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