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James Audio output transformers are an excellent choice for DIY single-ended tube amplifier projects
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The new old stock St. Petersburg 6550B power tube is the predecessor to the new production SED "Winged C" 6550C tube. Same great quality at a great value!
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The GE 6L6GC power tubes in this premium matched quad have gray plates, dual side getters, black bases, and the 188-5 factory code (Owensboro, Ky). Tubes test as new and are precisely matched for both current draw (mA) and transconductance (Gm).
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These new production Genalex Gold Lion KT77 power tubes can directly substitute for 6CA7 or EL34 type tubes. Price includes extended burn-in and precision matching.
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These top of the line RTI Electronics Teflon capacitors measure 10uf +/-10% at 310VDC. This is a one time opportunity to purchase the very best teflon capacitors of this value and rating for tube audio use. While supplies last.
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This 1980s Svetlana 6H13C dual triode power tube is a Russian 6AS7G tube type popular in OTL and headphone amplifiers. It has black plates and dual bottom getters with lots of flashing. Tube tests as new with very low noise.
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This very rare Western Electric 205A tube was made in the 1920s. It has the "tennis ball" shaped glass with flashing around the top exhaust tip. The engraved black base has the Western Electric logo. Tube tests as new.
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This factory matched pair of 70mA, 10W James Audio JS-6112HS power output transformers is recommended for single-ended tube amplifiers that use 2A3, 45, 71-A, 6V6, and 6BQ5 tube types.
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This 1962-63 Amperex ECC81 / 12AT7 tube has wing style gray plates and a halo getter (Tk2 series). The white print on the glass is labeled for Conn organs and the Radiotechnique France factory code is etched in the glass. Tube tests as new with low noise.
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The rare 1959 "fat base" Mullard GZ34 / 5AR4 tubes in this precisely matched pair were made in Great Britain (f31 series). The labels are missing on both tubes, and the Blackburn factory code etching is visible on one tube. Both tubes test as new.
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This 1959 Arcturus 5Y3GT rectifier tube has smooth black plates and a bottom D getter. The white print on the base has the distinctive Arcturus logo (see photo). Tube tests as new with balanced diode sections.
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The 1970s GE 6FQ7 / 6CG7 tubes in this precisely matched pair have halo getters and gray plates with copper grid posts. The orange print on the glass has the Amperex globe logo. Both tubes test as new and are matched for both mA and Gm.
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This 1960s GE 7247 is a high reliability 12DW7 preamp tube. It has ribbed gray plates and a halo getter. The white print on the glass has the GE logo. Tube tests as new with low noise.
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This 1961 RT EF86 / 6267 tube has mesh plates and a halo getter (8Y5 series). The white print on the glass has the Amperex Bugle Boy label in excellent condition. Tube tests as new with high gain and low noise.
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Price: From $11.00 to $18.00
This early 1960s 12AU7A tube was made by Sylvania and labeled for Hammond or Baldwin organs. It has long gray plates with copper grid posts and a halo getter. Click "more info" for current availability.
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The 1960s Sylvania 6SN7GTB tubes in this precisely matched quad have black plates and lots of chrome flashing. The black bases have green print with the Sylvania lightening logo and matching date codes. All four tubes test as new with very low noise.
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Price: From $32.00 to $67.00
This 1960s GE 5751 tube is a military spec, lower gain 12AX7 equivalent. It has gray plates, triple micas, extra support rods, and a halo getter. The white print on the tube has the GE logo and reads "JG-5751." Click "more info" for current availability.
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TC Tubes specializes in precision testing and matching of vintage and new production vacuum tubes for guitar & bass players, audiophiles, and DIY tube audio enthusiasts. Our website features secure payment options and fast, convenient shipping around the world.
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