RE: Almost

Posted by woffeldjur (A) on November 13, 2015 at 08:42:08

In Reply to: Almost posted by Ralph on November 12, 2015 at 11:11:58:

Yes, indeed - but are easy to correct.

If your amp is hardwired, just shift the wires.

Or, are the sockets soldered to a printed board, you can cut the print, or the socket on top.

Very easy to work with, no multilayer printed boards, and you dont have to worry about ESD :)

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Topic - 6CG7 instead of 12AU7? - ChasLieb 14:55:34 10/06/15 (13)

Much better sound and the pin-outs are different, some resoldering required. - Timbo in Oz 15:56:32 10/16/15 (4)

Cheap?? That's not true at all. - Ralph 12:45:08 10/19/15 (3)

Re:Other than the heater voltage, is the 6cg7 a substitute for the 12au7? - woffeldjur 10:08:28 11/12/15 (2)

Almost - Ralph 11:11:58 11/12/15 (1)

RE: Almost - woffeldjur 08:42:08 11/13/15 (0)

RE: 6CG7 instead of 12AU7? - Ralph 10:18:39 10/07/15 (7)

in most usage where the dissipation is low 6CG7s should sound just like a 6SN7 - Timbo in Oz 15:53:06 10/16/15 (6)

RE: in most usage where the dissipation is low 6CG7s should sound just like a 6SN7 - Blackdog 16:03:09 10/17/15 (5)

Sorry no, its designed in distortion numbers are quite poor - Timbo in Oz 20:19:16 10/17/15 (4)

Never seen a 12AU7 in an RF circuit - Ralph 09:22:03 10/19/15 (0)

RE: Sorry no, its designed in distortion numbers are quite poor - Blackdog 20:41:11 10/17/15 (2)

RE: Sorry no, its designed in distortion numbers are quite poor - Lew 08:41:33 10/19/15 (0)

I don't buy new, I now just upgrade / rethink vintage stuff. - Timbo in Oz 20:51:31 10/17/15 (0)

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