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In Reply to: Re: 6922/6dj8 as a driver for pp6v6 posted by Jimmy on March 15, 2006 at 19:37:08:
You'll save a lot of money and get great sound by using 7N7 (or round plate 7AF7) instead of 6SN7, and 7C5 instead of 6V6. Same tubes - loctal base. You'll save even more money if you use the 12 volt versions 14N7/14AF7 and 14C5. I've built with these, like Jimmy has, and results are superb. I agree with other posters in leaving the 6922 to one side - bland and uninteresting tube, never liked it.
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- Use loctal if you haven't bought the tubes yet - andy evans 03:02:49 03/16/06 (1)
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