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1st June 2006, 08:43 AM
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diyAudio Member
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Source for tube bases....?
I'm looking for a source for tube bases - not the phenolic variety, but glass bases with kovar pins already in them that would have been used in the manufacture of small to medium sized tubes. I need a minimum of 10 pins really, though I could get by with 7.
I've seen them around somewhere, maybe on eBay or similar, called "biscuits". Why? Just don't ask! Thanks
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