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These new production Genalex Gold Lion KT66 power tubes can be run in any amp that uses 6L6 or 5881 type tubes. They are a faithful reproduction of the tubes used in Clapton's Bluesbreaker amp and popular Heathkit and Leak hi-fi amps from the 1960s.
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The 1970s Sylvania 6550 power tubes in this matched pair have welded gray plates, 3 getters, and metal collar bases. The blue or green print on the glass has the PhilipsECG. Click "more info" for test restuls.
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The 1961 RCA 5691 tubes in this precisely matched pair are a premium 6SL7 tube type. They have short bottles, distinctive red bases, triple micas and 11 support rods. The are labeled for GE. Both tubes test as new with balanced sections.
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The 1966 Amperex Bugle Boy 12AX7 / ECC83 tubes in this precisely matched pair have halo getters. They have white Bugle Boy labels and the Heerlen, Holland factory code is etched in the glass. Both tubes test as new with phono grade noise levels.
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This rare 1950 Cunningham 5Y3GT rectifier tube has smooth black plates and bottom D getters. The silver print on the glass has the Cunningham logo. Tube tests as new.
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This 1960s GE 6072A is a military spec 12AY7 tube type. It has black plates, support rods, and a disc getter. The white print on the glass has the GE logo with the 5-star broadcast quality label. Tube tests as new.
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The 1960s GE 7247 tubes in this precisely matched pair are high reliability 12DW7 preamp tubes. They have ribbed gray plates and halo getters. The white print on the glass has the GE logo. Both tubes test as new with low noise.
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This 1958 Mullard EF86 / 6267 tube has mesh plates and a D getter. The white label has the Mullard shield logo and "Made in Gt. Britain" is printed along the bottom. The Blackburn, UK factory code is etched in the glass. Tube tests as new.
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The 1960s RCA 12AT7 tubes in this precisely matched pair have gray wing plates and halo getters. The red labels have the RCA logo. Both tubes test as new with very low noise.
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The 1971 RCA 6FQ7 / 6CG7 tubes in this precisely matched quad have gray plates, side getters, and clear tops. The red print on the glass has the RCA logo (may be partial). Both tubes test as new with balanced sections.
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The 1963-64 RCA 6L6GC power tubes in this precisely matched pair have black plates and side O getters. The red print on the bases has the RCA logo. Both tubes test as new. They are matched for current draw (58.2 & 60.0 mA) and Gm (96% & 100%).
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The 1954 RCA 6V6GT tubes in this precisely matched pair have gray glass and bottom D getters. Their black bases have silver print with the RCA logo. Both tubes test as new and are matched for both current draw (mA) and Gm.
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The early Sylvania 6BQ5 / EL84 tubes in this precisely matched pair have black plates and halo getters. The red and yellow labels have the Sylvania logo (partial). Both tubes test as new and are matched for current draw (43.3 & 45.3 mA) and Gm (92% & 95%)
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This 1951 Sylvania VT-231 is a military spec 6SN7GT tube from the "Bad Boy" era of Sylvania 6SN7 production (1949-1953). The early black plates have 3 rivets with copper grid posts. Tube tests as new with balanced sections and low noise.
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The 1966 Westinhouse 7591 tubes in this precisely matched quad have gray plates and halo and side getters. The yellow print on the base has the Westinghouse logo. All 4 tubes test as new and are matched for both current draw (mA) and Gm.
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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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