Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: kagliostro on June 06, 2012, 10:01:06 am
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I've try to see if I find news about the use of this tubes (for guitar amp purpose) but wasn't able to find info
the tubes are
JAN CNU 6SA7GTY
JAN CG 6SR7
6SK7 (in a box labeled RTC la radiotecnique)
do you know something about ?
K
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6SC7, 6SN7 and 6SL7 yes. Those you have I'm not familar with. Do a google search and you can probably find out more info on them. Platefire
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6SA7 - pentagrid (5 grids) - mostly used for RF mixer.
6SG7 - pentode, remote cut-off, not recommended for audio.
6SH7 - pentode, sharp cut-off, not recommended for audio.
6SK7 - pentode, remote cut-off - used mainly for RF/IF applications and AGC circuits.
6SQ7 - triode & duplex diodes - can be, the triode is close to 1/2 of a 12AX7 - plate resistance is slightly higher than 12AX7. ignore the 2 diodes.
6SR7 - triode & duplex diodes - can be, the triode is close to 1/2 of a 12AU7. ignore the 2 diodes.
6SS7 - pentode - remote cut-off - used mainly for RF/IF.
6SU7 - definitely, it's a 6SL7 with matched triodes. rare and priced accordingly. another variant is the 6188.
6SV7 - pentode, sharp cut-off - can be used for audio.
6SZ7 - triode & duplex diodes - can be, the triode is similar to 1/2 of a 6SL7/5751. ignore the 2 diodes.
--DL
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Many thanks friends
as always DummyLoad is an odd tube expert
only one thing
May be 6SH7 is not recommended for audio but Matcless don't care of it
see Clubman 35 schematic ( http://www.el34world.com/charts/Schematics/files/matchless/matchless_clubman.pdf (http://www.el34world.com/charts/Schematics/files/matchless/matchless_clubman.pdf) )
and don't forget 6SJ7 (champ 5C1)
about 6SA7 do you think it can be used instead of 6BE6 in the way Playmaster do ?
(http://www.ozvalveamps.org/playmaster/pm103cctamp_2joe.jpg)
(http://www.ozvalveamps.org/playmaster/pm102circuit20090624142858_00002dlch.jpg)
K
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--6SA7 do you think it can be used instead of 6BE6
yes.
--DL
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Just know the 6SA7 is an octal, while the 6BE6 is a 7-pin miniature. You can use either in the same manner, but not in the same socket.