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RE: Good, Reliable, affordable 6922's?

That's what I had been told years ago by someone who had the same amp and was selling some allegedly NOS Mullard E88C's. They were cheap so I bought a couple. I never heard a difference so I took them out and stored them away.

I asked Chris Johnson of The Parts Connexion and ex of SF if that was true and he replied that ALL are important. I did get my box down, and no old tubes in it, just 6 empty Ei boxes. I have no idea what I did with them! I'm sure they are somewhere. So for now, until I decide where I'm going with a new amp I'll either stick with what I've got or get the EH's or cheap 6H23P's.

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