You may want to recheck your history if you are listing the wives in order. It goes divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. His first wife, Catherine of Aragon caused Henry to break away from Catholicism in order to get divorced. I minored in history.
Your word usage and wit amaze me as always.
I may be gone for a couple days as I learn new processes and skills. I am drinking deeply of information I will need for a new project.
Your word usage and wit amaze me as always.
I may be gone for a couple days as I learn new processes and skills. I am drinking deeply of information I will need for a new project.
You may want to recheck your history if you are listing the wives in order. It goes divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. His first wife, Catherine of Aragon caused Henry to break away from Catholicism in order to get divorced. I minored in history.
I have been much amused by recent posts in this thread, the repertoire has brought a smile to my face everyday! Along the way there has been mentioned some tube types that got me thinking about a couple of pairs I have in my modest collection. So, after doing some research again, and reaffirming that the latter half of the 20th century was indeed full of tube skulduggery, I’m confused . Any help much appreciated.
So the first pair, Mullard or Brimar? 60’s? Or can they be tied down to an actual year?
Second pair, ’45? I think I got that date from here. But are they military spec?
I have heard in excess of 1900 6SN7’s and equivalents but it is hard for me to talk about a few characteristics since friends and I use 25 criteria. As I recall they did all right though. I always liked the Ken-Rad black glass as did many who were exposed to it in blind tests I conducted, the grey glass 1940's RCA was a favorite of Jason Stoddard at Schiit when he conducted a test using my tubes.
A repeat gigantic thank you to @Paladin79 for his counsel to me on the Melz 1578 6N8S some time ago in this thread. There is a pair of the 1959 vintage (along with Brimar CV455 KB/FB [Footscray D-getter 1956]) in my Linear Tube Audio MicroZOTL MZ3…..divine!
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I minored in history.
. Any help much appreciated.
As I recall they did all right though. I always liked the Ken-Rad black glass as did many who were exposed to it in blind tests I conducted, the grey glass 1940's RCA was a favorite of Jason Stoddard at Schiit when he conducted a test using my tubes.
