FS:Russian Military Grade NIB/NOS 6922 tubes

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GATOR3000
GATOR3000 Posts: 355
edited April 2007 in For Sale (FS) Classifieds
Up for grabs:

The Russian military grade NIB/NOS 6922 tubes have finally arrived directly from my contact in Moscow . These tubes are Post Cold War old military stock tubes used in the late MIG21 fighter jet planes as part of the radar system. All tubes are brand new in their original boxes and are superior to any NOS 6922 tubes I have ever tested.

The tubes are packed well before shipping. Insurance and a tracking # is provide for your convenience. Tubes will be shipped on the next business day after payment received.

Tubes are $50.00 USD per pair.

Shipping charges: (Canada Post Expedite, with tracking #)

Flat rate $10.00 USD

I take PayPal and do not charge PayPal fee.

Also, Money Order is accepted.

Shipping charges above include up to 4 pairs of tubes.

8 pairs available

Thanks again,

Gator
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  • Ricardo
    Ricardo Posts: 10,636
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  • Bill Ayotte
    Bill Ayotte Posts: 1,860
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    How do these sound compared to GE 6922Jan's?
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  • Midnite Mick
    Midnite Mick Posts: 1,591
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    Silly question but I am not that knowledgable about tubes. My tube amps use a pair of 6922's as input tubes. Generally, do input tubes have a very significant effect on the sound?

    Thanks,
    Mike
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  • GATOR3000
    GATOR3000 Posts: 355
    edited April 2007
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    Midnite Mick wrote: »
    Silly question but I am not that knowledgable about tubes. My tube amps use a pair of 6922's as input tubes. Generally, do input tubes have a very significant effect on the sound?

    Thanks,
    Mike


    Yes, they do Mike. The quality of you input tubes will improve overall sonic quality of you source input.

    Gator
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    polkaudio Lsi15 (Cherry) 2-channel
    polkaudio Rti8 Front (Cherry)
    polkaudio Csi5 Centre
    polkaudio Rti6 Surround
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    Original A8T CD
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  • GATOR3000
    GATOR3000 Posts: 355
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    Bill Ayotte wrote: »
    How do these sound compared to GE 6922Jan's?

    Bill,

    These tubes are completely on different platform sonically. I have compared them to GE, EI, Phillips JAN 6922’s, Siemens, Mullard…………and I found these tube to be superior to all of them.

    Gator
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    Dynaco ST70 tube amp (Herbie HAL-O9)
    polkaudio Lsi15 (Cherry) 2-channel
    polkaudio Rti8 Front (Cherry)
    polkaudio Csi5 Centre
    polkaudio Rti6 Surround
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    Original A8T CD
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  • RuSsMaN
    RuSsMaN Posts: 17,987
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    Gator, what did you test them in, when you made your comparison? They look like standard 6H23 / 6N1P.

    Cheers,
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  • Bill Ayotte
    Bill Ayotte Posts: 1,860
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    I was waiting for the man to pop in......I was thinking these for my 490t......Or maybe another set of the 6922 jan?
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  • GATOR3000
    GATOR3000 Posts: 355
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    RuSsMaN wrote: »
    Gator, what did you test them in, when you made your comparison? They look like standard 6H23 / 6N1P.

    Cheers,
    Russ

    We used Audio Research PH5 pre with 4 tubes, AR SP8 and Soundstage 2 tube preamp. These tubes sounded better and have lower noise and microphonics than other 6922 we have compared. Also, we noticed the tubes were more consistent and balanced performers throughout.
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    Parasound HCA 1000A amp (centre)
    B & K AV5000 amp (bi-amp + surround)
    Dynaco ST70 tube amp (Herbie HAL-O9)
    polkaudio Lsi15 (Cherry) 2-channel
    polkaudio Rti8 Front (Cherry)
    polkaudio Csi5 Centre
    polkaudio Rti6 Surround
    polkaudio PSW1000 Subwoofer (Cherry)
    Original A8T CD
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