• WARNING: Tube/Valve amplifiers use potentially LETHAL HIGH VOLTAGES.
    Building, troubleshooting and testing of these amplifiers should only be
    performed by someone who is thoroughly familiar with
    the safety precautions around high voltages.

Looking af new 845

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Hey there,
I am thinking of chancing my 845 tube in my mono blocks. I have been looking on the web and are now even more confused. The ones that is mounted now is some unspecified Psvane. Can you recommend a replacement, I am looking to spend max 500USD.

Thanks in advance.
 
It was called whisker noise:
Unbenanntes Document

Um....
I kind of have a hard time taking that article seriously after a comment like this one near the end of the article:

As you may know, higher filament power will make any tube work better. This is also what makes the GM70 work so much better and easier to use than the 845.
I'm not saying the GM70 isn't necessarily a better tube.. But I'm fairly certain that if it is it's not solely because the filament dissipates more power.

Also, Not sure what the hell they're talking about here:

The 845 can do 100Watt plate dissipation in class C (as a transmitter tube) and only 75 Watt in Class A (as audio tube). This 75 Watt is the destruction limit, it means it is no recommended working point.

Here's a snippet from the RCA datasheet..
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This article kind of stinks if you ask me.
 
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