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So I've got the chance to buy a HUGE selection of radio and TV tubes. Guy who was a TV and radio repir guy for many, many years died and his son is cleaning out the basement. Theres some testing equipment and tons of original manuals, etc; I know the TV tubes don't have a lot of value in themselves, but a lot of the radio stuff is in original boxes and seems to be NOS. I'm thinking the manuals and all could have some value, and I guess there's some original cabinets buried under everything too that might have some value. If I manage to score it all I'll post some pics ;) I imagine I'm just going to start ebaying the lot since I don't have any tube gear left myself. If anyone is looking for anything specific let me know. Tons of RCA, Philco, GE, and International tubes.
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Let me know if you have any 6j6. BillnChristy made a few pre amps using these as they are inexpensive... -
Could always use more 12au7s.
And tube testing equipment for same.There's a fine line between gardening and Madness.
-Cliff ClavinComment
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^^^ +1 for 12au7 and testing equipmentComment
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Will do. Its going to be a couple weeks before I get the lot of it, but we'll see what's in there ;)Comment
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Well, since you asked, I am always looking for 6CL6 tubes...not a popular tube but they sure sound nice in my SPUD amp!
JohnTweak City Audio WAF-1, Paradigm PS1000, Jolida FX-10 tube amp, Samsung Blu-ray, Beresford TC-7520 DAC, Apple Airport Express (living room)
Hawthorne Audio 101515 OB Trio DIY speakers, DIY Bottlehead Stereomour 2A3 amp, DIY 6CL6 SPUD amp, Rythmik 370 OB Plate Amps (in stereo), Beresford TC-7520 DAC, Macbook Pro/iTunes & Decibel FLAC player for Mac, Sony S370 Blu-ray (listening room)
Other stuff: Usher S-520, JohnBlue JB-3, MiniWatt, Glow Amp One, Nuforce Icon Mobile, Sennheiser HD595Comment
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I'd be happy to take a few poor 'lil 7591/7591A or 6L6GC tubes off your hands. Of course everyone else would probably like to do the same! :)Comment
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