This listing is for one (1) 6EM7 Dual Triode 6EA7 2071 vacuum tube in the straight-walled glass tube shape. It has a black bakelite or coin octal base, black or grey plate, and side square or halo getter. Labels in stock include RCA, GE, Raytheon, Westinghouse, Sylvania, Matsushita. Some of our stock is re-labeled or marked with the OEM of Silvertone, Rauland, Zenith, Admiral. If you're looking for a particular brand, please message right as you order - we pack and ship quickly!
The high-current section is listed below, but the other section also tested within NOS parameters.
Your tube has been fully tested on a computer-regulated, USA-made Amplitrex AT1000 on Fixed Bias setting with like new, NOS results (tNOS). Here's what that means: to qualify for this listing, several stringent conditions must be met: The transconductance for each section must measure between 5760 uMhos and 8640 uMhos, consistent with original 1959 RCA, Western Electric, Sylvania, GE, and/or Tung-Sol datasheet specifications for new tubes of this type. The tube must also show no shorts, show a gas current less than 5 mA, and a heater-to-cathode leakage of less than 10 microamps (10 uA). The tube might have mechanical wear or have the label rubbed off - these are very old! Used-testing tubes are available in a separate listing at a significant discount. Every tNOS or Used Good tube you receive from Sound By Doc is guaranteed against failure for 60 days after purchase, an industry extreme!
OPTIONS (use offer feature in Reverb):
Want a regular white box? $1 extra per tube
Want a tube that's packed in its original box? $3 extra per tube
Want the test results recorded on your box, too? $3 extra per tube
Comfortable using a replaced guide pin? Save $1 (and get the replacement guide pin included, installed!)
| Listed | 2 years ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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