MattTCG
Headphoneus Supremus
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I swear that tube on the left does NOT have 9 pins!!
NM...I looked at the rest of the pics.
I swear that tube on the left does NOT have 9 pins!!
Coming back to the stock canadian tubes as one of the 2 Reflektors went clear/white after some days, and after removing it, I see it has been fractured/broken!
The reason of this, is just a "bad tube"? Or I bought a pair that didn't match. (Sound was good for the 2-3 days I've used them).
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EDIT: Went to the post today to retire some packages and I now got 2 pair of tubes (2 ECC88 Hewlett packards and 2 Voskhods) and socket savers. So now I'm trying the Hewlett Packards
NM...I looked at the rest of the pics.
You were better off getting the pair from Rob I linked you to, he doesn't sell junk tubes. Hopefully your other pair will fare better.
My MJ2 is scheduled for delivery Wednesday. Glad I paid for overnight shipping. Paid for it the 15th.
My MJ2 is scheduled for delivery Wednesday. Glad I paid for overnight shipping. Paid for it the 15th.
Mine too! It ships today. I also paid for overnight delivery!
My XLR interconnects and headphone cables showed yesterday so I am all set.
Mine too! It ships today. I also paid for overnight delivery!
My XLR interconnects and headphone cables showed yesterday so I am all set.
I'm almost certain that the tubes on the right were made by RVC. The octagon fits and I'm not aware of RCA having made tubes in Canada. It is quite plausible that there was some cooperation between the two, though. Tubes made by RVC seldom carried the RVC logo (apparently the boxes more often did). Most were sold branded something else, especially Marconi or GE; that's Canadian Marconi and Canadian GE.
Says my MJ2 was delivered at my doorstep? Hopefully my tenants were home at the time of delivery. Was supposed to be signature delivery. Looks like I am staying in this thread, not much action in the MJ2 tube rolling thread. Keeping the Lyr2.