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In Reply to: 6H23 vs. 6922 posted by bmotorcycle on March 29, 2006 at 05:49:05:
The 6h23 or 6n23 (same tube) was the Soviet era clone of the 6922. It is a direct replacement for the 6922. The only valid comparisons would be between brands/manufacturers and vintages since they are electrically the same tube. My personal favorite 6h23's are made by Voskhod from the 1970's & 1980's. I do not care for the ones made by Reflektor, but some folks prefer these to the Voskhods. Whatever floats yer boat I guess. The basic grade of the 6h23 is the 6h23-pi. I use the notation pi because I do not know how to make the Greek symbol pi with the ASCII characterset. The other commonly available type is the 6h23-EB. This is a ruggedized, low vibration, long life version. This is typically the one I am told that the Soviet military used. In the right application the 6h23 can be an outstanding performer. I use them in the phono section of my preamp. They have oodles of gain and are quiet as a stone.
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- Re: 6H23 vs. 6922 - Sondek 09:17:40 03/29/06 (2)
- Re: 6H23 vs. 6922 - Joe Appierto 11:25:40 03/29/06 (0)
- I agree. I use them in my SP10 line stage..... - Chuck Y 10:21:38 03/29/06 (0)
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