I can retube a Marshall for $16, if I get a pile and match 'em myself ;D
(http://members.cox.net/radiostuff9/6ac7rcax22.jpg)
Wait, oh shit, that's a 6CA7!
Dyslexia is a terrible affliction for tube geeks >:(
{t shirt worthy}
YUCK FOO
I AM NOT DYLSEXIC!
I always like the I worship Santa one myself.
But it's a real pain when you deal with complicated part numbers.
Quote from: Hemisaurus on October 23, 2011, 09:02:07 PM
I can retube a Marshall for $16, if I get a pile and match 'em myself ;D
(http://members.cox.net/radiostuff9/6ac7rcax22.jpg)
Wait, oh shit, that's a 6CA7!
Dyslexia is a terrible affliction for tube geeks >:(
lol oooopppssss
there are some current production 6ca7s around
Quote from: Hemisaurus on October 23, 2011, 09:02:07 PM
I can retube a Marshall for $16, if I get a pile and match 'em myself ;D
(http://members.cox.net/radiostuff9/6ac7rcax22.jpg)
Wait, oh shit, that's a 6CA7!
Dyslexia is a terrible affliction for tube geeks >:(
Yup, I did that once, too. There are some schematics around using 6ac7 as the input preamp tube. Kinda along the lines of the very first Fenders w/ 6sj7 as the first tube.
Hmm, it's like a remote cutoff or a sharp cutoff pentode or something isn't it?
I should buy a bunch of them, make each of them into oscillator circuits, and play the cans with drumsticks, now that would be a sound ;D
Says here it's a sharp cutoff pentode, can be used for audio but if so heaters ought to be on battery power. Hrmmph.
http://www.nj7p.org/Tube4.php?tube=6AC7