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Aug 24, 2020 at 8:12 PM Post #1,009 of 1,808
Should have pair of 1960s BEL 6922 by end of week. india plant version of philips pq holland.
 
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Aug 27, 2020 at 5:47 PM Post #1,010 of 1,808
Should have pair of 1960s BEL 6922 by end of week. india plant version of philips pq holland.

I am considering these tubes, albeit not for a LP but for a WA3. I’m browsing through as I don’t see a dedicated 6922 thread, figured you good folks would have some good suggestions.

To anyone in general any good suggestions for a matched pair of 6922 in the $200 range?
 
Aug 27, 2020 at 6:34 PM Post #1,011 of 1,808
I am considering these tubes, albeit not for a LP but for a WA3. I’m browsing through as I don’t see a dedicated 6922 thread, figured you good folks would have some good suggestions.

To anyone in general any good suggestions for a matched pair of 6922 in the $200 range?
The two standouts in this range seem to be the 1960s BEL 6922 (popular herleen holland plant-like sound type) and 1960s Siemens 6922 (popular german plant-like sound type). The former most say has extended highs+enhanced mids without being clinical, the latter extended highs tho a bit more clinical but with enhanced bass. Both great choices tho depending how you want the sound profile to lean
 
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Aug 27, 2020 at 8:33 PM Post #1,012 of 1,808
The two standouts in this range seem to be the 1960s BEL 6922 (popular herleen holland plant-like sound type) and 1960s Siemens 6922 (popular german plant-like sound type). The former most say has extended highs+enhanced mids without being clinical, the latter extended highs tho a bit more clinical but with enhanced bass. Both great choices tho depending how you want the sound profile to lean

Thank you for the suggestions, I am looking for a nice lush/wet sound but not overly bass heavy across the board.
 
Aug 27, 2020 at 8:39 PM Post #1,013 of 1,808
Thank you for the suggestions, I am looking for a nice lush/wet sound but not overly bass heavy across the board.
Probably the 1960s bel then
 
Aug 27, 2020 at 8:59 PM Post #1,014 of 1,808
I know it's a leap, but you will be rewarded! Get a pair of these and you'll forget about 6922 variants.
https://www.tubemonger.com/12Axx_to...IB_1960s_p/12axx-ecc88-adap-novib-mcmurdo.htm
The 12au7 variants are cheaper and deliver superior SQ to any 6922. That includes the Siemens CCa, Telefunken e188cc/CCa, and the Eindhoven or Heerlen pinched waist e88cc.
Thank you for the suggestions, I am looking for a nice lush/wet sound but not overly bass heavy across the board.
 
Aug 27, 2020 at 9:21 PM Post #1,015 of 1,808
I know it's a leap, but you will be rewarded! Get a pair of these and you'll forget about 6922 variants.
https://www.tubemonger.com/12Axx_to...IB_1960s_p/12axx-ecc88-adap-novib-mcmurdo.htm
The 12au7 variants are cheaper and deliver superior SQ to any 6922. That includes the Siemens CCa, Telefunken e188cc/CCa, and the Eindhoven or Heerlen pinched waist e88cc.
Oh, I didn't realize this was an option. Thank you for the suggestion, would this affect the amp in terms of voltage or bias? I think that is what it is called, I am a novice when it comes to tubes so forgive my lack of technical explanation.
 
Aug 27, 2020 at 11:01 PM Post #1,016 of 1,808
Nope. Things work and sound fantastic with these tubes.
Oh, I didn't realize this was an option. Thank you for the suggestion, would this affect the amp in terms of voltage or bias? I think that is what it is called, I am a novice when it comes to tubes so forgive my lack of technical explanation.
 
Aug 30, 2020 at 10:12 AM Post #1,017 of 1,808
Might you guys help me identify a pair of 12ax7 tubes? The guy who is selling them only takes *really* bad photos, so those aren't of much help. But they have Amperex Bugle Boy logo, and on the same latitude as the logo, two lines of numbers: the top is 65 and the bottom is 27. These seem printed. I start to get confused because the guy also says that etched into the glass of both tubes is the following sequence: 165 4532. Any ideas? Thanks.

EDIT: forgot to say they were 12ax7/ECC88
 
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Aug 30, 2020 at 12:35 PM Post #1,018 of 1,808
Might you guys help me identify a pair of 12ax7 tubes? The guy who is selling them only takes *really* bad photos, so those aren't of much help. But they have Amperex Bugle Boy logo, and on the same latitude as the logo, two lines of numbers: the top is 65 and the bottom is 27. These seem printed. I start to get confused because the guy also says that etched into the glass of both tubes is the following sequence: 165 4532. Any ideas? Thanks.

EDIT: forgot to say they were 12ax7/ECC88
12AX7 won't work on LP gain it too high. ECC88 is not in the same series. Links to ad or pics?
 

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