Your Nicest, Rarest or Strangest tube

[Rino odorico]

Cool Pics....

Almost like voyeurism for DIY'rs eh...heheh.

Where would we all be without DIY!

Rin

 

[EC8010]

This is a solid state replacement for a GZ34

 

[Netlist]

This is a solid state replacement for a GZ34

Looks very much like an alien to me.

Here a solid state PL802
Definitely not as nice, but its a tube...or not?

/Hugo

 

[Duo]

Man oh man, just wait one month and I'll have my tube stash back from Saskatchewan. I've got some very interesting stuff to post here!

 

[dhaen]

Looks very much like an alien to me.

Here a solid state PL802
Definitely not as nice, but its a tube...or not?

/Hugo

I remember those! It replaced the luminance output valve (PL802) on colour TV's that used CRT colour difference matrixing. Some old Philips did it.


Cheers,

 

[Circlotron]

It's not mine but it look cool.

This Russian TY81m looks pretty slick to me. Can't find any other references to it though.

An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.

Picture credit: http://www.crowthornetubes.com

 

[EC8010]

That's a seriously impressive valve. Presumably, one could extract quite a few watts in push-pull.

Here's a valve that used to be really common, but has slipped into the rocking-horse droppings category.

 

[dhaen]

David (with brother) and Goliath.
Everyone knows the 845, but who has played with Nuvistors? These are marked RCA 348.

 

[Brett]

This is a solid state replacement for a GZ34

Looks like the innards of a Dalek.