VINTAGE ECC83-12AX7 TUBES

VINTAGE ECC83-12AX7 TUBES Introduction

Many ECC83-12AX7 vintage 1960's tubes Many are NOS ECC83 - 12AX7 British Mullards w/ Blackburn factory codes Smooth liquid warm + sweet sounding early 1960's Our best NOS 12AX7 tubes all with great sounding - huge bass, extended mids with delicate treble, huge soundstage! @ $90.00/tube - Siemens Germany great mids and highs - Amperex made in Germany - Philips Amperex Organ Grade made in Holland (1965) - British Blackburn Mullards liquid warm = sweet sounding - 12AX7 Telefunken made branded Fisher All @ $90.00/tube -12AY7 tubes @ $55.00/tube - 5751 (lower gain 12AX7) Black plate - Amperex made in Holland from $65.00/tube -NEC 12AD7 (higher gain 12AX7) tubes @ $45.00/tube - Japanese Matsushita Very nice tone, excellent mids, with lower bass (excellent for Classical) -GE or Raytheon or Sylvania 7025A black plates (USA) 12AX7 smooth plates All @ $65.00/tube Early 1960's Vintage tubes: Early 1960's British Mullard 12AX7 / ECC83 tubes w/ 163 codes Date of manufacture 1965 Made in UK Classic dual post getter, silver clips. dimple top and bottom mica. warm sweet open, airy clear mids + top end Shipping to anywhere within Canada is included. @ $90.00/tube NOS all vintage 1960's 12AX7 12AU7 / 12AT7 /12AY7 Tubes: -Allen -Amperex -Baldwin -Conn (RCA) -GE -Matsushita -Philips -Raytheon -RCA -Rogers -Sylvania -Westinghouse From $45.00/tube On-line sales only Payable please by EMT Also shipping is available to anywhere within Canada +$25.00 (for up to 8 tubes) Best regards, stay safe and healthy with G-d's blessings! Thank you! Selling down 55 years of tube collecting: PLEASE SEE ALL OUR OTHER VINTAGE TUBE ADS! Although vacuum tube production in the west ceased sometime ago, billions of tubes were manufactured whilst the industry was at its zenith. A small percentage of this staggering quantity of tubes still survive to this day, unused and in their original boxes. These vintage tubes might be old but they’ve never been used, so they’re often referred to as “New Old Stock” or “N.O.S.” tubes. A few percent of billions is still a great many tubes. Even after all this time there’s still a surprising number of tubes in circulation. And there are unknown numbers of them, hidden away in the vast, gloomy recesses of military warehouses and forgotten attics, waiting to be discovered.