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14th September 2009, 06:10 PM
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Testing 6H2P on 600a
I'm not as savvy on this forum as I am in say, Hammond organs, but I searched and could not find anything about testing some soviet tubes (i.e., 6H2P) on American testers. I have a 600a ($20 at an antique store
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15th September 2009, 11:55 AM
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Location: Warwickshire UK
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The Taylor valve tester allows the 12AX7 test to be performed with the heater at 6.3V, and all else is the same for the 6N2P.
Or if the 12AX7 pinout can be used on a 6EU7 test, that would work. |
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