AMPEREX BUGLE BOY 12AX7 ECC83 GREY PLATE TUBE HOLLAND NOS (1965) #14 **eTRACER**
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Model | 12AX7 = ECC83 |
| Type | Vacuum Tube |
| MPN | 12AX7 |
| Brand | Amperex |
Why Buy From Us?: Why should you purchase your tubes from Lakeland Music? We utilize a unique testing process, using a combination of vintage tube testers for shorts and gas checks, and precise modern testing equipment that is both expensive and time consuming to fully verify the meaningful electrical values of every tube we list. We also audio test every tube in one of our many amplifiers, both instrument and hi-fi, for sound quality. Our tubes may be more expensive than some big retailers, but when you work with us you know exactly what you are getting, dispelling the myth that buying tubes from eBay is a gamble, or that there is "only junk on eBay". We've seen this opinion on hobbyist forums for many years, and took it to heart. We want to be the exception to this viewpoint. You are bidding on Amperex Bugle Boy ECC83 12AX7 Vintage Vacuum Tube NOS (3 Tubes Total Available For Sale 1 Tube Per Bid) Made in Holland. Tubes are in beautiful NOS condition with well balanced triodes. Date codes are all the same. ("Delta" 5F4) indicates production in the fourth week, June of 1965. NOS Bugle Boy are getting impossible to find now, check test readings below, a very rare find. Tests performed on our optimized curve tracer at operating voltage. Hickok 800A for shorts and gas check. Values for plate current (mA), Rp, Gm and Mu are detailed below. Corners test simulates natural voltage spikes under real operating conditions and tracks plate current variations. eTracer: Tube #1: **SOLD** Triode #1 - Plate Current = 1.31mA Rp = 51231 Gm = 1869 Mu = 95.7 Corners = PASS Triode #2 - Plate Current = 1.49mA Rp = 46932 Gm = 2030 Mu = 95.3 Corners = PASS Tube #2: 97.6% 107.6% Current Draw (mA) - 92.8% 96.3% Voltage Gain (Mu) Triode #1 - Plate Current = 1.17mA Rp = 54747 Gm = 1695 Mu = 92.8 Corners = PASS Triode #2 - Plate Current = 1.29mA Rp = 50325 Gm = 1913 Mu = 96.3 Corners = PASS Tube #3: 104.2% 102.0% Current Draw - 94.% 95.9% Voltage Gain (Mu) Triode #1 - Plate Current = 1.25mA Rp = 53815 Gm = 1749 Mu = 94.1 Corners = PASS Triode #2 - Plate Current = 1.22mA Rp = 55049 Gm = 1742 Mu = 95.9 Corners = PASS Gm Nominal = 1250 Minimum Good = 700No Shorts or Leaks These are impossible to find now in this condition. Check our store for more great tubes. We only list the best! Note to customer: Returns: We provide a 30 day return policy for our items, as long as they are in 100% the same condition as when we listed it. Past 30 days, we cannot offer any guarantees a vintage item will continue to function. If you have a problem within 30 days, please contact us immediately so we can help you resolve it. Please keep any boxes, pins or labeling intact. If an item is returned altered, damaged, or different from how we listed it, we may charge a restocking fee depending on the condition of the returned product. Test Results: First, we test all of our tubes, in both a calibrated tube tester, and perform a live audio test in guitar, hifi and vocal amplifiers. Our testing practices are stringent, and have given us well over a decade of satisfied clients. Still we cannot guarantee exact test result numbers or data, nor can we foresee the results you will have using our parts in your equipment. Our recommendation is to contact us before purchasing so we can do our best to help you find a good match for your needs. We do not offer partial refunds or returns based on test data or test numbers. NOS Tubes: "NOS" is a search term many buyers use on eBay to search for vintage tubes. This is a widely criticized word that many electronics experts and hobbyists enthusiasts do not like to hear unless the item is brand new, sealed in the box. When it comes to listing as a seller, sometimes to match your product with a buyer who may be looking for your item, but doesn't always know the proper terms to search, you must use the terminology most used by the buyer for the product they are looking for. Many tube buyers only know vintage tubes by the term "NOS" and will not type "vintage" when searching for what they are looking for. Therefore, when we list "NOS" in the title, we are only describing a vintage tube. When a tube is new in box, we will combine that with the term "NIB", or "New In Box". We will also list that the item is "NIB", "NOS", or "new in box", when a vintage item meets a certain threshold of visual quality combined with test data for it's age and type. This still may show signs of handling, marks, dirt, dust, rust, patina,or tarnish. This is normal for items stored for many decades in sometimes less than ideal climates. These items also have been understandably handled and changed hands many times over their life. This usually results in less than perfect cosmetic condition, but by no means indicates the item is used. Most audio experts are in 100% agreement on this. We hope this clears up the title term NOS for some buyers who have or will inquire about this. We are not trying to misrepresent our items, we are simply attempting to put our listings into the hands of those who want to see them. Performance Of Vintage Items: We cannot guarantee a vintage item will perform the same with or in your equipment as it did in ours, or that a vintage item will continue to function once it is used. We list our items honestly and accurately as possible, many times the items we are selling are 50-80 years old.
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