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Peter Wieck wrote:
These are the most primitive of tube-testers. Not terribly useful in any of the venues where posted. These things were great when I was a kid, because you could buy them for $1.49 at the drugstore and you got a neat project box with one of every kind of tube socket you'd ever need. Problem is that I kept winding up with lots and lots of leftover compactron sockets from the things. About worth the $9.99 opening price if shipping is free. $10 seems a bit much for one, and it's not useful for testing tubes at all, but it DOES belong in a display case somewhere so future generations can see how foolish some end users were. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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