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Replacement for 6J1 tube/valve.. suggestions ?


grex

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hi guys

 

im looking for some replacement 6J1 valves for my buffer. i have no to minimal exposure to tube/valve world. im looking for very quiet valve while maintaing the quality of the sound.

 

any brands i should consider ? music taste is pop n jazz, mostly female voice.

 

suggestions pls...

 

PS: i also found a 'solid-state' valve on ebay, are they any good ?

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Hi grex, :)

Found on another forum:

 

"there are plenty of alternatives to the 6J1 out there, and very cheap. There's the Russian mil-spec version of the 6J1 - the 6J1P-EV. Then there is the bewildering array of western equivalents: the 6AK5 and its military brother the 6AK5W; the 5654 and its military spec version, the 5654W; another is the EF95; the 403A; the 6F32; the CV (common valve) 4010; the brilliant M8100; the list goes on and on. I've heard from those in the know that the AEG F95 is a very good tube - very well made and sweet sounding.

 

If I were to suggest alternatives, try the military specs versions - 6AK5W, the 5654Ws, or the CV4010, although the latter, like the M8100, is hard to get."

 

I ordered the GE JAN 5654W, which is a milspec tube (without the W is the regular one), and it sounds great, the other tubes too aren't nearly as hard to find as the 6J1 either."

 

Good luck!

 

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6AK5 is a radio freq pentode.

British equival is EF95.

 

Quite common types, should cost you only a few $ ea.

 

Could pick them up at Radio Sales.

 

Did 'Indeed' change the cct & tube type to ECC88 in another (later?) version of this buffer?

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Owen Y;102839 wrote:
6AK5 is a radio freq pentode.

 

British equival is EF95.

 

 

 

Quite common types, should cost you only a few $ ea.

 

 

 

Could pick them up at Radio Sales.

 

 

 

Did 'Indeed' change the cct & tube type to ECC88 in another (later?) version of this buffer?

 

owen, it's not for my indeed. it's for my yaqin buffer.

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