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Westinghouse 12AU7 / ECC82 NOS, PAIR
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Westinghouse 12AU7 / ECC82, NOS, Made in USA
Pair: 2 tubes with identical gain and 100% emission
The Westinghouse 12AU7 NOS impresses with its robust construction and excellent sound characteristics, making it an excellent choice for those looking to add an authentic and high-quality sound to their audio setup.
Technical Parameters:
- Heater voltage: 6.3 V
- Heater current: 0.3 A
- Amplification factor: Approximately 17
- Anode voltage: Maximum 300 V
- Anode current: Typically 10 mA
- Anode resistance: 7.7 kOhm
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NOS bzw. historische Produkte welche nur noch für die Instandsetzung bestehender Geräte verwendet werden dürfen
NOS or historical products which may only be used for the repair of existing devices
EU-Wirtschaftsakteur | EU Economic Operator
Tube-Town GmbH, Rumbergring 37, 66969 Lemberg, Germany, info@tube-town.de
Westinghouse Electric Corporation was a pioneer in the production of amplifier tubes, especially from the 1930s to the 1970s. These tubes, used in radios, televisions, and military communication systems, were known for their high quality and reliability. Production declined as transistor technologies emerged in the late 1950s and was largely phased out by the 1970s.
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NOS bzw. historische Produkte welche nur noch für die Instandsetzung bestehender Geräte verwendet werden dürfen
NOS or historical products which may only be used for the repair of existing devices
EU-Wirtschaftsakteur | EU Economic Operator
Tube-Town GmbH, Rumbergring 37, 66969 Lemberg, Germany, info@tube-town.de
Westinghouse Electric Corporation was a pioneer in the production of amplifier tubes, especially from the 1930s to the 1970s. These tubes, used in radios, televisions, and military communication systems, were known for their high quality and reliability. Production declined as transistor technologies emerged in the late 1950s and was largely phased out by the 1970s.
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