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The 6y6 is a very similar tube to the 6v6. Pinout is the same but the it operates at lower voltages and it does have about the same output. Yet in audio the 6v6 is well known and loved while the 6y6 is relegated to the dusty boxes in the back of the closet. I just wondered if anyone can explain why the 6y6g is not as accepted in audio amplifiers. cheers, Dak
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Topic - Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - DAK 23:58:45 11/04/15 (12)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - Tom Bavis 13:47:40 11/05/15 (5)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - DAK 16:12:11 11/05/15 (4)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - Triode_Kingdom 23:12:05 11/05/15 (3)
- Not sure about the 6Y6 - FenderLover 09:15:30 11/06/15 (2)
- Maybe, the K&F era (just after WW2) - FenderLover 09:17:13 11/06/15 (1)
- Oh, my mistake - Triode_Kingdom 13:24:22 11/06/15 (0)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - DAK 10:11:03 11/05/15 (0)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - jyourison 09:26:37 11/05/15 (3)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - jyourison 12:20:09 11/05/15 (0)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - DAK 10:13:42 11/05/15 (1)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - jyourison 12:20:51 11/05/15 (0)
- RE: Why is the 6v6 more useful or used than 6y6 - TubeAcolyte 07:31:58 11/05/15 (0)
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