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LISST

Solid State Tube

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$50.00

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Have you ever wanted a solid-state Freya+, Saga+, or Lyr 3? Schiit LISST (linear, integrated solid-state tube) is what you need. Just plug these short cans into the tube sockets, and you have a solid-state amplifier, with zero concerns about tube life and tube variability. 

Sounds Just Like Tubes! Or Not.
Solid-state tube replacements aren’t a new idea. However, most of them go on and on about how they sound “just like tubes.” We’re not going to say that. We will say that they sound very good. We will also say they have lower distortion than tubes, though with a similar overall profile. Beyond that, it’s up to your own perceptions.
 
Cool Running, Long Life
LISST run cooler than tubes, since they don’t need a heater connection. This isn’t to say they run cold, though—the cans run plenty warm. Also, since they’re solid-state devices, they have very, very long lifespan, unlike tubes.
 
2-Year Warranty, Made in USA
LISST are covered by a 2-year warranty—as long as they’re used in Schiit products. Don’t like them? Return them in 15 days for a refund, minus 5% transaction fee. And, like all Schiit products, LISST are made in the USA.
Topology:
Octal: dual gain stage conforming to 6SN7 pinout, pins 1/8 unconnected

Applicable to:
Octal: Schiit Saga+, Freya+, Lyr 3

Do not use in: any other manufacturer’s amp (no guarantees they’ll work, or survive)
Protection: overvoltage protection for gate to source (static, hot-plugging, etc), abuse telltale

Hey, this is cool! Can I use them anywhere tubes are used?
Not necessarily. We designed these tubes specifically for Freya+, Saga+, and Lyr 3. 

But I can try them in other stuff, right?
Again, no guarantees. They might not work. They might get too hot. They might fail. Don’t blame us—we’re being very clear on LISST being for Schiit devices only. 
 
What the hell is inside these things, anyway? Magic?
Tiny tube fairies are singing in happy contralto voices to the music you pass by their electrified ears.
 
No, seriously.
We have compacted tubes using 3 billion pounds of force into a solid-state device.
 
Come on!
Okay, fine. We see how it is. What’s inside are two depletion-mode MOSFETs, together with minimal support circuitry to protect them against static, and to set the gain necessary for our products. There’s no “triodization” or other tricks applied to make them act like tubes, or have curves like tubes. They’re just good, linear, solid-state devices…in a can. 
 
So, do they sound like tubes?
We aren’t even gonna touch that one. You tell us.
 

LISST Manual