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Antique Electronic Supply Tube Prices 2019 ANTIQUE ELECTRONIC SUPPLY TUBE PRICES 2019 201A - Triode, Low-MU, Globe -Long Pin $54.10 2A3 - Triode, Power Amp, Single Plate - Used $263.85 201A - Triode, Low-MU, Globe - Used $27.05 2A5 - Pentode, Power Amplifier $21.90 0A2/150C2 - Voltage Reg, Diode, Glow $6.90 2A5 - Pentode, Power Amplifier - Used $11.65 0A3/VR75 - Voltage Regr, Diode, Glow $6.90 2A6 - Diode, Dual - Triode $7.90 0B2 - Voltage Reg, Diode, Glow $5.90 2A7 - Pentagrid Converter $9.90 0B3/VR90 - Voltage Regulator $3.90 2C22/7193 - Triode $8.05 0C2 - Voltage Regulator $8.90 2D21/PL21 - Thyratron $6.90 0C3-A/VR105 - Voltage Regulator $6.90 2E5 - Indicator, ST Shape Glass $14.35 0D3-A/VR150 - Voltage Regulator $6.15 2E5 - Indicator, Tubular Glass $14.35 0G3/85A2 - Voltage Regulator $3.30 2E24 - Beam Power Amplifier $8.70 0Z4-A - Rectifier, Full Wave, Gas $3.90 2E26 - Pentode, Beam $6.90 1A5GT - Pentode, Power Amplifier $4.90 2X2A/2Y2_879 - Rectifier $2.66 1A7GT - Pentagrid Converter $4.90 3A4 - Pentode, Power Amplifier $5.90 1AD4 - Pentode $4.45 3A5/DCC90 - Triode, Dual $5.90 1C5GT - Pentode, Power Amplifier $3.65 3AV6 - Diode, Dual - Triode $3.55 1G4GT - Triode, Medium MU $14.90 3B28 - Rectifier, Half Wave $29.00 1H4G - Triode, Medium MU $15.90 3C24/24G - Triode $19.90 1H5GT-G - Diode - Triode, High MU $3.90 3Q4 - Pentode, Power $5.90 1H6G - Diode, Dual - Triode $2.85 3Q5GT - Pentode, Beam Power $4.90 1J6G - Triode, Dual, Power Amplifier $7.55 3S4 - Tetrode, Beam Power $4.90 1L4/DF92 - Pentode $2.67 3V4/DL94 - Pentode, Power $8.90 1L6 - Heptode $99.90 4-125A/4D21 - Tetrode, Power Amplifier $139.90 1L6 - Heptode - Used $40.65 4D32 - Tetrode, Beam Power $71.95 1LA4 - Pentode, Power $5.15 4E27 - Tetrode, Beam Power $53.95 1LA6 - Heptode $11.90 5AR4/GZ34 - Rectifier, Full Wave $89.95 1LB4 - Pentode, Power $11.90 5AR4/GZ34 - Rectifier, Full Wave - Used $52.90 1LC6 - Heptode $4.90 5AR4 Ruby, Rectifier Tube $21.95 1LD5 - Diode - Pentode $5.90 5AR4, Chinese $14.95 1LE3/1LF3 - Triode $7.90 5AR4 / GZ34, JJ $15.98 1LH4 - Diode - Triode $4.90 5AR4 Sovtek $22.95 1LN5 - Pentode (VT179) $6.25 5AR4 STR, Tube Amp Doctor $25.30 1N5GT/1P5GT - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off, RF $5.90 5AU4/5V3A - Rectifier, Full Wave $14.95 1P39 - Photocell, Similar to 929 $37.40 5AW4 - Rectifier, Full Wave $8.90 1Q5GT - Tetrode, Amplifier $4.90 5AZ4 - Rectifier, Full Wave $6.90 1R5/DK91 - Heptode $5.90 5DJ4 - Rectifier, Full Wave $7.35 1S4 - Pentode $3.45 5R4GA - Rectifier, Full Wave $17.90 1S5/DAF91 - Diode - Sharp Cutoff Pentode $3.55 5R4GB - Rectifier, Full Wave $19.90 1T4/DF91 - Pentode, Remote Cut-Off $4.90 5R4GY-A-B - Rectifier, Full Wave $24.90 1U4 - Pentode $6.90 5R4GY-A-B - Rectifier, Full Wave,- Used $9.05 1U5 - Diode - Sharp Cut-Off Pentode $6.90 5R4WGA-B-Y - Rectifier, Full Wave $11.95 1V/6Z3 - Rectifier $7.90 5T4 - Rectifier, Full Wave $19.95 1V6 - Triode - Pentode $5.35 5U4 - Fender $11.25 2A3, JJ $124.95 5U4G/5AS4 - Rectifier, Full Wave $49.90 2A3 - Triode $179.90 5U4G/5AS4 - Rectifier, Full Wave - Used $18.40 2A3 - Triode, Power Amplifier - Used $60.90 5U4GC Ruby $12.20 2A3 - Triode, Power Amplifier, RCA $129.30 5U4G - Rectifier, Chinese Manufacture $14.95 2A3 - Triode, Power Amplifier, Single Plate $326.70 5U4GB/5AS4A - Rectifier, Full Wave $44.90 Page 1 ANTIQUE ELECTRONIC SUPPLY TUBE PRICES 2019 5U4GB, Electro-Harmonix $15.50 6AN8A - Triode - Pentode $15.90 5U4GB, JJ $16.00 6AQ5A/6HG5 - Tetrode, Beam Power $9.90 5V4G - Rectifier, Full Wave, ST Glass $29.90 6AQ8/ECC85 - Triode, Dual $19.90 5V4G - Rectifier, Full Wave, ST Glass - Used $11.65 6AQ8/ECC85 - Triode, Dual, EH $26.95 5V4GA - Rectifier, Full Wave $29.90 6AR5 - Pentode, Power $9.90 5V4GA - Rectifier, Full Wave - Used $8.65 6AR6 - Tetrode, Beam Power $17.75 5V6GT - Tetrode, Beam Power $9.90 6AR8 - Double Plate Beam $8.95 5X4G - Rectifier, Full Wave $12.90 6AS7G/6520 - Triode, Dual $27.90 5Y3 S - Rectifier, JJ Electronics $15.50 6AS7GA - Triode, Dual, Low MU $11.90 5Y3G - Rectifier, Full Wave $29.45 6AT6/6BK6 - Diode, Dual - Triode $3.90 5Y3GT - Rectifier, Full Wave $34.90 6AU4GTA - Diode, Damper $5.90 5Y3GT Sovtek $15.25 6AU6A/EF94 - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off $7.90 5Y4G - Rectifier, Full Wave $24.90 6AU7-A - Triode, Dual, Medium MU $4.85 5Y4GA - Rectifier, Full Wave $7.85 6AV5GA - Tetrode, Beam Power $7.90 5Y4GT - Rectifier, Full Wave $16.90 6AV6/EBC91 - Diode, Dual - Triode $5.90 5Z3 - Rectifier, Full Wave $24.90 6AV11 - Triode, Triple $9.85 5Z4 - Rectifier, Full Wave $8.90 6AW8A - Triode - Pentode $4.90 6A3 - Triode, Power Amplifier $59.90 6AX5GT - Rectifier, Full Wave $5.90 6A5G - Triode, Power Amplifier $99.90 6AZ8 - Triode - Pentode $12.90 6A6 - Triode, Dual $6.90 6B4G - Triode, Power Amplifier $52.65 6A7 - Pentagrid Converter $22.90 6B5 - Triode, Dual $24.70 6A7 - Pentagrid Converter - Used $8.35 6B7 - Diode, Dual - Pentode $7.90 6A8 - Pentagrid Converter $29.90 6B8G - Diode, Dual - Pentode $4.90 6A8G - Pentagrid Converter $49.90 6BA6/EF93 - Pentode, Remote Cut-Off $6.90 6A8GT - Pentagrid Converter $29.90 6BA7 - Heptode $9.90 6AB4/EC92 - Triode $5.90 6BC8/6BZ8 - Triode, Dual $5.90 6AB5/6N5 - Indicator, Electron Ray $24.90 6BE6/EK90 - Heptode $6.90 6AB7/1853 - Pentode, Remote Cut-Off, RF $6.90 6BG6G-GA - Beam Power Amplifier $11.90 6AC5G - Triode, Power Amplifier $27.55 6BH6/E90F - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off $5.90 6AC5GT - Triode, Power Amplifier $12.90 6BJ6/E99F - Pentode, Remote Cut-Off $6.90 6AC10 - Triode, Triple $7.90 6BJ7 - Diode, Triple $3.90 6AD6G/6AF6GT - Indicator $8.98 6BK7-A-B - Triode, Dual, HF $4.90 6AD7G - Pentode $7.90 6BL7GTA - Triode, Dual, Medium MU $8.95 6AE6G - Single-Grid, Twin-Plate, Control $5.70 6BL8/6LN8 - Triode - Pentode $6.90 6AF4A/6DZ4 - Triode, UHF, Oscillator $5.90 6BM8/ECL82 - Triode - Pentode, Power $29.95 6AG5/EF96 - Pentode $3.90 6BN4A - Triode, HF $3.90 6AH4GT - Triode $19.90 6BN6/6KS6 - Discriminator, Gated Beam $4.90 6AH6 - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off $3.55 6BN8 - Diode, Dual - Triode $8.95 6AJ5 - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off $6.25 6BQ7A/6BZ7 - Triode, Dual $3.55 6AJ8/ECH81 - Triode - Heptode $8.90 6BR5/EM80 - Indicator $11.35 6AK5/EF95 - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off $4.90 6BS8 - Triode, Dual $5.90 6AK6 - Pentode $4.90 6BV8 - Diode, Dual - Triode $6.90 6AK8/EABC80 - Diode, Dual - Triode $14.90 6BW4 - Rectifier, Full Wave $3.30 6AL5/6EB5 - Diode, Dual $4.90 6BX6/EF80 - Pentode $4.90 6AL7GT - Indicator $6.90 6BX7GT - Triode, Dual $19.90 6AM4 - Triode $3.55 6BY5G - Rectifier, Dual $11.90 6AN4 - Triode $3.95 6BY5GA - Rectifier, Dual $4.90 Page 2 ANTIQUE ELECTRONIC SUPPLY TUBE PRICES 2019 6BY6 - Heptode $5.90 6DJ8/ECC88 - Dual Triode, Amperex Bugle B $52.40 6BY7/EF85 - Pentode $4.45 6DJ8/ECC88 - Dual Triode, Mullard, Gold Pin $52.40 6BZ6/6JH6 - Pentode, Semi-Remote Cut-Off $5.90 6DJ8/ECC88 - Dual Triode, RCA Brand $39.20 6C4/EC90 - Triode, Medium-MU $6.90 6DL4/EC88 - Triode $7.90 6100/6C4WA - Triode, Medium-MU, Philips $9.90ECG 6DL5/EL95 - Pentode $7.90 6C5 - Triode, Medium-MU $6.90 6DN7 - Triode, Dissimilar Double $8.75 6C5G - Triode, Detector Amp $39.90 6DQ5 - Pentode, Beam Power $14.90 6C5GT - Triode, Medium-MU $7.90 6DQ6A-B/6GW6 - Beam Power Amplifier $9.90 6C6 - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off $8.90 6DR7 - Triode, Dissimilar Double $6.90 6C8G - Triode, Dual $6.95 6DR7 - Triode, Dissimilar Double $6.90 6C9 - Tetrode, Dual, Sharp Cut-Off $14.90 6DT8 - Triode, Dual $3.90 6C10 - Triode, Triple $99.90 6DT8 - Triode, Dual $3.90 6CA4/EZ81 - Rectifier, Full Wave $24.90 6DZ7 - Pentode, Power, Dual $33.27 6CA4 / EZ81, JJ $12.50 6E5 - Indicator, Tubular Glass $33.60 6CA5/6EH5 - Tetrode, Beam Power $3.90 6E5 - Indicator, ST Shape Glass $39.50 6CA7, Electro-Harmonix $25.25 6E5 - Indicator, ST Shape Glass - Used $15.00 6CA7, JJ $16.75 6EA7/6EM7 - Triode, Double $19.95 6CA7 - Pentode, JJ, Burned In Pair $39.00 6EA8 - Triode - Pentode $7.90 6CA7/EL34 - Pentode, Mullard Mfd $179.90 6EM5 - Beam Power Amplifier $6.00 6CB5A - Beam Power Amplifier $29.90 6EQ7 - Diode - Pentode $4.90 6CB6A/6CF6 - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off $3.90 6ER5/EC95 - Triode, HF $5.05 6CD6GA/6EX6 - Tetrode, Beam Power $6.90 6ES8/ECC189 - Triode, Dual, Remote Cut-Off $6.90 6CD7/EM34 - Indicator, Tuning $99.90 6EU7 - Triode, Dual, High MU $34.90 6CG7/6FQ7 - Triode, Dual $24.90 6EU7, Sovtek $25.95 6CG7/6FQ7 - Triode, Dual, RCA Clear Top $13.45 6EV7 - Triode, Dual, High MU $15.90 6CJ3/6CH3 - Diode, Damper $6.90 6EW6 - Pentode, Sharp Cut-Off, RF $6.90 6CK4 - Triode $12.90 6EW7 - Triode, Dissimilar Double $7.90 6CL6 - Pentode, Power $7.90 6F5/H63 - Triode $6.90 6CM4/EC86 - Triode $7.25 6F5G - Triode, HI MU $29.90 6CM5/EL36 - Pentode, Receiving Output $8.95 6F5GT - Triode, HI MU $8.55 6CM6 - Tetrode, Beam Power $6.90 6F6 - Pentode, Power $12.95 6CS6/EH90 - Heptode $4.90 6F6G - Pentode, Power Amplifier $59.90 6CS7 - Triode, Dissimilar Double $4.90 6F6G - Pentode, Power Amplifier - Used $19.10 6CT7/EAF42 - Pentode $6.90 6F6GT - Pentode, Power Amplifier $27.90 6CW4/6DS4 - Nuvistor, High MU $16.90 6F7 - Pentode $6.90 6CW5/EL86 - Pentode, Power Amplifier $6.90 6F8G - Triode, Dual $39.90 6CZ5 - Tetrode, Beam Power $13.90 6FD7 - Triode, Dissimilar Double $5.90 6D6 - Pentode, Remote Cut-Off $6.90 6FG6/EM84 - Indicator, Tuning $14.90 6D10 - Triode, Triple $22.95 6FM7 - Triode, Dissimilar Double $4.90 6DA4-A/6DM4 - Diode, Damper $3.90 6FW8 - Triode, Dual, HF $7.65 6DA5/EM81 - Indicator, Electron Ray $19.90 6G5/6U5 - Indicator, Tuning $69.90 6DA6/EF89 - Pentode $24.95 6G5/6U5 - Indicator, Tuning - Used $28.15 6DC6 - Pentode, Semi-Remote Cut-Off $7.90 6G6G - Pentode, Power Amplifier $7.90 6DC8/6AD8/EBF89 - Diode, Dual - Pentode $6.90 6GB5-A/EL500 - Beam Power Amplifier $6.65 6DE7 - Triode,
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