Rzkr
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Can anyone tell me if the RTC 5654 tubes are the same as the Mullard CV4010? Tesla tubes has the RTC tubes listed as the Mullard CV4010.
Can anyone tell me if the RTC 5654 tubes are the same as the Mullard CV4010? Tesla tubes has the RTC tubes listed as the Mullard CV4010.
I didn't think so but their listing is confusing. Does anyone know where I can find tubes for the Pan Am? I'm not finding the Mullards, Voskods or Telefunkens anywhere but Ebay and those listings seem a bit sketchy.
Just got a Pan Am & Passport combo. (Just joined the board also and this is the 1st post ...)
Have a question regarding set up of Passport: can I leave the '12v' of Passport connected to the wall wart all the time while the 'output' from Passport is connected to '12v' of Pan Am? Do you see this shortening battery life, or causing any negative effect to the sound quality? I am essentially trying to use Passport in lieu of Gateway.
Have a question regarding set up of Passport: can I leave the '12v' of Passport connected to the wall wart all the time while the 'output' from Passport is connected to '12v' of Pan Am? Do you see this shortening battery life, or causing any negative effect to the sound quality? I am essentially trying to use Passport in lieu of Gateway.
However, I have a special favor to ask somebody. The seller of Pan Am/Passport had only the short connecting cable for the power connection between them. In order to connect two in the way mentioned above (Passport 'output' to Pan Am '12v') with the short cable, I cannot stack them up. They must be placed side-by-side. I would need one of the longer cables of the same. I know both Gateway and Passport come with a set of three cables with varying lengths, each. For those of you who have both Gateway and Passport, you probably have some of these cables unused. Would anyone sell or gift me the longer cable? I will probably need the longest one of three to be able to stack up these (which I prefer to do). Please PM me. Thanks.
Really enjoying the TungSol tubes in my PanAm. Only about 20 hours on them right now, so still not fully burned in, but some initial impressions are that the mids and treble are good, but not quite as good as the Teles, but the bass is wonderful. As deep as the Mullards without going "wooly" - which the Mullards tend to do.
Very good tubes. If the mids and treble continue to improve these tubes might just be right up there with the Teles.
What year is your tungsol made and do you mind posting picture with box?
Sure. No date that I can see on the box or tube - I really have no idea on the year of manufacture.