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Sam · 19th Oct 2004, 8:06 am

It was just what I read on the National Valve Museum Website!

http://www.valve-museum.org/

They have equivilants listed with a picture of valves they have. Another useful source of info is the TDSL on the Duncan Amps site:

http://tdsl.duncanamps.com/

You can download it to your computer, and it is a useful little thing to have-it gives ratings, short data, and links for quite a few types of valves. It isn't exhaustive though!

Sam

*added* After I properly read the whole thread, XTC mentioned the KT61 here. Sorry!

19th Oct 2004, 8:06 am	#6
Sam Hexode Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Higham-on-the-Hill, Leicestershire, UK. Posts: 338	Re: Replacements for an EL33 It was just what I read on the National Valve Museum Website! http://www.valve-museum.org/ They have equivilants listed with a picture of valves they have. Another useful source of info is the TDSL on the Duncan Amps site: http://tdsl.duncanamps.com/ You can download it to your computer, and it is a useful little thing to have-it gives ratings, short data, and links for quite a few types of valves. It isn't exhaustive though! Sam added After I properly read the whole thread, XTC mentioned the KT61 here. Sorry! __________________ Can he lead a Normal life, Doctor? No, he will be ... an Engineer.