Let's see your tubes!

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aragon63

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #460 on: 25 May 2013, 03:02 am »



Jeff Larson's 6197 SEP / 2.7 watts , no neg. feedback & no caps in signal path ( two 6197 Amperex black plate pentodes & Mullard smoked glass 6CA4 rectifier )

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« Reply #461 on: 25 May 2013, 10:19 pm »
A combo of SS source's and preamp but underpinned by four Rogue M150 mono's. Photo isnt 100% current as I have changed my tonearm and 'table mat..but rest is current.

Tubes can be seen sexily peaking over the top

Used to use a Copland tube pre-amp but I went on a balanced/XLR kick, so it had to go.

Now I am fully balanced from  all source components to power amps including running my cartridge via a balanced cable.

Question: I havent strayed from using EH tubes with my Rogues... any suggestions regarding tube rolling?




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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #462 on: 25 May 2013, 10:26 pm »


Jeff Larson's 6197 SEP / 2.7 watts , no neg. feedback & no caps in signal path ( two 6197 Amperex black plate pentodes & Mullard smoked glass 6CA4 rectifier )
Nice red stuff, what brand are these transformers?? Edcor?

Ericus Rex

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« Reply #463 on: 26 May 2013, 12:40 am »

Question: I havent strayed from using EH tubes with my Rogues... any suggestions regarding tube rolling?



Are you using EH KT88s or 90s?

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #464 on: 26 May 2013, 02:20 pm »
Nice red stuff, what brand are these transformers?? Edcor?

 Yes, Edcor's .

6197 pentode

6CL6 pentode

SET Man

Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #465 on: 26 May 2013, 11:24 pm »
Hey!

   Not mine, although I wish they were....


Kondo System by setpower1, on Flickr


Kondo System by setpower1, on Flickr

    Kondo/Audio Note UK. From recent NY Audio Show. Beautiful in both looks and sound.

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #466 on: 29 May 2013, 04:57 pm »
Mullard ECC35,Date code 1347 >>MS<<




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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #467 on: 29 May 2013, 06:18 pm »
Yes, Edcor's .

6197 pentode

6CL6 pentode
OK Thanks Bro.

Mullard ECC35,Date code 1347 >>MS<<
Adrianc,
Your tube stock are endless. The date code is 1947, 13ª week??
A very old tube. I wonder how this senior tubes perform?? Any gas??

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #468 on: 29 May 2013, 07:15 pm »
Any gas??

A rather personal question, don't you think?     :lol:

But seriously, I too am floored by your tube stash.  Thanks again for sharing.

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #469 on: 29 May 2013, 08:40 pm »
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OK Thanks Bro.
Adrianc,
Your tube stock are endless. The date code is 1947, 13ª week??
A very old tube. I wonder how this senior tubes perform?? Any gas??
HI FULLRANGEMAN,these are very very old ECC35(Earliest type) and just working faultlessly,personally I like the second version(black plate with D getter) which I had 20 of them,the D getter sounds more open,lively and dynamic,and the Mid never sounds lean, The first version sounds more weight and a bit slow,it all depends what your system need.
Regards
Adrian

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #470 on: 29 May 2013, 08:42 pm »
A rather personal question, don't you think?     :lol:

But seriously, I too am floored by your tube stash.  Thanks again for sharing.
Hi Ericus Rex,you are always welcome,take care
Adrian

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #471 on: 29 May 2013, 09:01 pm »
I think Adrain is Tube "HOARDER".
 :lol:  :thumb:
Very nice collections.

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #472 on: 29 May 2013, 09:06 pm »
HI FULLRANGEMAN,these are very very old ECC35(Earliest type) and just working faultlessly,personally I like the second version(black plate with D getter) which I had 20 of them,the D getter sounds more open,lively and dynamic,and the Mid never sounds lean, The first version sounds more weight and a bit slow,it all depends what your system need.
Regards
Adrian
Wow, It is always good receive a detailed lesson.
Thanks for sharing your expert advise.
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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #473 on: 29 May 2013, 09:23 pm »
I think Adrain is Tube "HOARDER".
 :lol:  :thumb:
Very nice collections.
Thanks TrungT,you are right,I just collected old nice sounding valves as the earliest made always sounds better and that is the reason why I never use valves made after 1956. :)

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #474 on: 30 May 2013, 09:40 pm »
Thanks TrungT,you are right,I just collected old nice sounding valves as the earliest made always sounds better and that is the reason why I never use valves made after 1956. :)
as the earliest made always sounds better and that is the reason why I never use valves made after 1956.
Unfortunately this seems true, being mentioned only in the NOS WE300B x 300B new crop.
I think the secret in the NOS WE300B good sound is in the cathode wire metal formula or any procedure of making the metal wire.
Who made that cathode wire already died and the cathode wire formula registered in the books are incomplete or even may be an unknow treatment in the wire after the cast.

Who will discover it again?? WE failed in 1998 with that 300B release.
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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #475 on: 6 Jun 2013, 11:12 am »
Amperex E88cc pinched waist square getter.Date code 7LO 66C

 

Guy 13

Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #476 on: 6 Jun 2013, 11:20 am »
Hi all Audio Circle members.
Where do you guys get all those NOS tubes ? ? ?

Guy 13

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #477 on: 7 Jun 2013, 01:09 pm »
Adrian should just change his name to "museum."

I always feel good about my tube collection when I have 1 or 2 of something that matches what Adrian posts!

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Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #478 on: 8 Jun 2013, 12:29 pm »
Adrian should just change his name to "museum."

I always feel good about my tube collection when I have 1 or 2 of something that matches what Adrian posts!
Hi David,moor E88cc for you
Amperex E88CC pinched waist rectangular getter with vertical support,date code 7L0 66F.

 

WireNut

Re: Let's see your tubes!
« Reply #479 on: 8 Jun 2013, 08:52 pm »
Amperex E88cc pinched waist square getter.Date code 7LO 66C

 



All 6 of those you do me just fine  :green: