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julian814 wrote:
After using Google images to track down pictures of 2000 ohm headphones, I am satisfied that those are what I have. (Eight sets, in fact.) Found out the one tube is a 6BJ6, not a 6BU6, but it does still seem usable. Going to ask if I can make some trades with tubesandmore, so I can find a good home for some of the headphones and possibly get the tube sockets and transformers I need for my project. Thanks again to everyone who has helped. Time for me to go do some math. (Ugh!) Ralph You can just measure the resistance of the phones with an ohm meter. The result will be close enough to the impedance (I think in the era they were made they didn't even measure impedance, just the resistance). Also, I have a lot's used 12au7's. If you need a few you can have some for the cost of postage. |
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