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Hemingray
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Post subject: How common was the 12SA7G  Posted: Apr Sat 07, 2012 12:57 am |
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Scored one on the bay tonight, never really seen any octal AA5 tubes in the ST shape, so had to have it. Zenith branded tube, seller showed it as having tested out good. I know these were used in those Zenith Bakelite chassis radios, but were they as common as a 12SA7GT? (or even a metal SA7)
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battradio@
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Post subject: Re: How common was the 12SA7G Posted: Apr Sat 07, 2012 1:00 am |
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Not common but not rare either
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Norm Leal
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Post subject: Re: How common was the 12SA7G Posted: Apr Sat 07, 2012 1:31 am |
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Bob Rosengarten
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Post subject: Re: How common was the 12SA7G Posted: Apr Mon 09, 2012 5:18 pm |
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Yes, have only seen in ~1940 Zeniths. Has anyone ever seen a 35Z5G or 35L6G?
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phlogiston
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Post subject: Re: How common was the 12SA7G Posted: Apr Mon 09, 2012 6:39 pm |
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Bugman
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Post subject: Re: How common was the 12SA7G Posted: Apr Mon 09, 2012 7:34 pm |
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