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Post by jcramos on May 16, 2015 21:18:40 GMT
After read several coments I decided to open my x-can v2 to see what valves were inside. This is the number: 6H23(an inverted U ) EB Above this number IV 77 Are these valves originals ? Please forgive my poor english Thank you very much
José Carlos Ramos
from Portugal
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Post by PinkFloyd on May 16, 2015 22:12:43 GMT
After read several coments I decided to open my x-can v2 to see what valves were inside. This is the number: 6H23(an inverted U ) EB Above this number IV 77 Are these valves originals ? Please forgive my poor english Thank you very much
José Carlos Ramos
from Portugal Hi Jose, The original valves were JAN Philips 6922. Mike.
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Post by jcramos on May 17, 2015 8:11:07 GMT
Hi So do you sugest change with the originals or others ? Thank you
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Post by PinkFloyd on May 17, 2015 19:40:12 GMT
Hi So do you sugest change with the originals or others ? Thank you Hi Jose, If the 6N23P-EB (which are in your amp) are past their sell by date / out of spec then I would recommend you replace them with a pair of 6H23N. I have some really superb 6H23N and everyone who has bought a pair has raved about them, they really are THAT good! Did you buy the V2 secondhand? If so, you have no idea how long the 6N23P-EB have been in service and more likely than not they will be out of specification with regard to emissions etc. A fresh pair is always advisable if you don't know the history of the amp. All the best, Mike.
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