Well chalk one up to aimless searching on auction sites. This wasn't listed as tube equipment and thus was under viewed.
What do you guys know? I have found very little of nothing. What I do know, these were kits, and the owner was a ham/op, with a bunch of Mono stuff. You're up to speed.
It doesnt look to bad. There is a nice layout, and with what appears to be little or no use. Could mean he had trouble getting it going. With only a few nicks and scratches. It still will look decent once I clean the sticker gunk.
Also, any info on these tubes. The 5Y3GT and two 12AX7's are made in Holland. These don't really have any markings, so I'm kinda at a loss for info. Same with the 6BQ5's both made in England, Early Mullards? Top marking, 1F2/1796 ITT. I put a known Mullard(The Fisher) for reference. Nothings even close in resemblance. Anything?
What do you guys know? I have found very little of nothing. What I do know, these were kits, and the owner was a ham/op, with a bunch of Mono stuff. You're up to speed.
It doesnt look to bad. There is a nice layout, and with what appears to be little or no use. Could mean he had trouble getting it going. With only a few nicks and scratches. It still will look decent once I clean the sticker gunk.
Also, any info on these tubes. The 5Y3GT and two 12AX7's are made in Holland. These don't really have any markings, so I'm kinda at a loss for info. Same with the 6BQ5's both made in England, Early Mullards? Top marking, 1F2/1796 ITT. I put a known Mullard(The Fisher) for reference. Nothings even close in resemblance. Anything?