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In Reply to: RE: 6L4p should be 4L1P, (nt) posted by Aldovan on March 16, 2012 at 15:45:31:
Aldovan,
I think that is just a 9-pin loctal base. I've used these from Ned, http://www.tubezone.net/9-Pin-Loctal-Ceramic-Chassis-Socket_p_116.html, before for tubes with 9-pin loctals. But I'm not familiar with the RL15A, so it could be different than 9-pin loctal. Interesting tube.
Matt
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