"Jimmie D" wrote in message
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I have heard there are some tubes that use plate caps that are basically
the same as a 6L6.
The only readon I want to use something like this is because of the design
of the output transformer
I have. The B+ connection is on the bottom, underside of the chassis, and
the plate connection is on the top.

Jimmie



Thanks all, an 807 would be great. They are tall enough to be almost even
with the top of the transformer.

Jimmie

A 1625 is an 807 with a 12 volt filament, if that's the filament voltage
that you have.

Jim

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"Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and
dance like no one is watching."
--Satchel Paige


"Jimmie D" wrote in message
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"Jimmie D" wrote in message
...
I have heard there are some tubes that use plate caps that are basically
the same as a 6L6.
The only readon I want to use something like this is because of the
design of the output transformer
I have. The B+ connection is on the bottom, underside of the chassis, and
the plate connection is on the top.

Jimmie



Thanks all, an 807 would be great. They are tall enough to be almost even
with the top of the transformer.

Jimmie

"Ham Radio" wrote in message
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A 1625 is an 807 with a 12 volt filament, if that's the filament voltage
that you have.

Jim

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Thanks for the consideration but 6 volts will work fine. I am building my
daughter a guitar amp and I wanted it to look "vintage".

Jimmie