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In Reply to: Re: How many NOS tubes still exist? posted by [Badfinger] on August 11, 2002 at 16:11:17:
You are correct; it is getting to the point where a new term needs to be coined for NOS from the "golden age"-- 1930-1970s era. My mindset is such that I laugh when I see 1980s Tungsram 12AX7s, 1980s East German EL34s and others refered to as NOS... I think the original post specified 1970s vintage. Also all tubes slowly lose vacuum, so perhaps this is another debatable point. Chris
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- Re: How many NOS tubes still exist? - Chris Spafford 16:18:06 08/11/02 (8)
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- Re: How many NOS tubes still exist? - Ivan303 07:38:37 08/12/02 (0)
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- A good reason to get a Ronco Vacuum Sealer! - Tromatic 16:28:57 08/11/02 (2)
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