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Kasper Bergholt, Denmark - Tube collection

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Below you find a part of the tube collection Kasper Bergholt.

I'm a collector, archiver and photographer of a range of vacuum tubes, for example driver-stage tubes such as the 6CS7, the 12AU7A, the 12HB7A, the 6CJ3 family of damper tube and 6X5GT rectifier tubes, and lastly, the 5881/6L6/6L6G and EL34 family of output tubes. No 300B and single-triode designs for me so far.

Being the satisfied owner of a Leben CS-600 tube amplifier in addition to a RS30-EQ RIAA, tubes used in these products, naturally, for the time being of most interest to me.

In addition to photographing and arching/documenting tubes on this site, I keep high-resolution archives for free, non-commercial use on Pbase & Wikipedia, some of which are added to Wikimedia for free use too, in addition to filling in the blanks for tubes that don't have an image associated with their listing. I use vintage Nikon & Zeiss gear.

Other hobbies are Tai Chi, (French) gastronomy, Pu Erh tea, listening to music, for the time being I'm especially interested in Japanese recordings (most of which are of sublime quality) of a variety of artists & genres, photography-based art, reading & writing poetry.

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Excerpt from the tube collection of Kasper Bergholt. These images (tube photos) were uploaded to the respective tubes or valves by Kasper Bergholt.

CV1958 NOS tube from British Haltron - from own collection.
CV1958
Common type Great Britain tu... GB
Text on the box of the CV 2659 in the photo is as follors: Valve Electronic CV2659 3D 21A J.S. No. 5960-99-000-2659 A.M. REF. No. 10CV / 2659 2923 Photo: Kasper Bergholt. Nikon D3 + Zeiss Milvus 55mm.
CV2659
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
Original box of a Telefunken ECC81 tube. Diamond-marked. Made in Berlin series. For use in my Leben RS30-EQ RIAA.
ECC81 1951
Common type Europe tube/semi... EU
Telefunken ECC82 tube/valve marked B9205626, meaning date of production September 26th of either 1975 or 1965. Dated based on Eric Barbours ‘Tube Collector’, volume II.
ECC82 1951
Common type Europe tube/semi... EU
EF tube marked 'EF 95' & 'Philips' + 'Import'. Produced in England by Mullard for PHilips in 1954. This tube is one of two to be used in a Japanese Yamamoto Sound Craft CA-04 line-level tube preamp - a model which has two of EF95 tubes in the driver stage.
EF95 1953
Mullard Radio Valve Co. Ltd.; GB
Tube box for a RFT-made EL34 NOS tube branded 'Philips'. I use a quad of EL34 in my Leben CS-600 tube amplifier. Photo: Kasper Bergholt.
EL34 1950
Common type Europe tube/semi... EU
VR-105 tube, marked 'Made in USA', Hytron.
VR105
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
Jan CHS VT-126B rectificer tube produced in June 1945 for theU.S. Army / U.S. Navy by Sylvania Electric Products in the USA. Photo: Jasper Bergholt. From personal collection and planned use in Leben RS-30EQ RIAA.
VT-126B
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
U.S. Army S.U. Navy VT-174A tube box - the box has the following text: Jan 6K8K VT-167A Vacuum tube Manufactured by Radio Corp. Of America Order No. 1508-Phila-44 Accepted Mar. 1944
VT-167A
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
Texton the box of this VT-171 tube, which is from my own collection. U.S. Army Tube: Jan-CHS - 1R: VT-171 S.C. Order No. 17361-Phila-45-12 Produced by: Sylvania Electric Products INC. Acceptance date: 45/5 (May 1945th). Photo: Kasper Bergholt Equipment used: Zeiss Milvus 55mm f/2.0
VT-171
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
Sylvania 6AG5 New Old Stock tube from own collection.
6AG5
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
6AK5 tube produced by Mullard in the United Kingdom for Philips. For use in a Yamamoto Sound Craft CA-04 Line level Tube Preamp.
6AK5 1942
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
60s 6AK5W production by General Electric marked 6AK5W. For use in Yamamoto Sound Craft CA-04 line-level preamplifier. From own collection.
6AK5W
6CH3 damper tube from own collection for use in Leben CS-600 tube amplifier.
6CH3
Close-up image of a box containing a General Electric 6CJ3 / 6DWB4 tube. Production listed on the tube as February 1976. The box contains the following serial number: 5960-00-927-2755 Photo to be under Wikimedia license - free use. 'One Eecltron Tube' GE (General Electric) 6CJ3/6DW4B Made by G.E. CO. U.S.A. (A) 33163 Date PKD 2/76.
6CJ3
6CM3 tube produced by General Electric. New Old Stock. For use in Leben tube amplifier. From own collection. Shot with a Nikon D3 & Carl Zeiss lens.
6CM3
6CS/ tubes from General Electric marked '6CS7' and serial number 'LB 46' packaging for Italians state radio 'Tassa Radiofonica'. These 6CS's are estimated to be from the 50's or 60's. Small dark plate design. Photo by Kasper Bergholt. From own collection. For use in the driver stage of a Japanese Leben CS-600 amplifier. Photo placed under Wikimedia license and can be used freely when attributed it to its photographer.
6CS7
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
General Electric 6DN3 Damper tube used in my Leben CS-600 tube amplifier.
6DN3
6DWB4 tube box from New Old Stock General Electric tube. Equivalent to 6CJ3. From own collection for use in Leben CS-600 tube amplifier. Being at tube no longer in production I've stashed up quite heavily on these.
6DW4B
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
Tube box from a NOS 6J6W vacuum tube. From own collection.
6J6W
Common type Worldwide tube/s... ZZ
Tube box containing one Sylvania 6K6GT vacuum tube. Photographed by Kasper Bergholt using a Nikon D3 & Zeiss Milvus lens.
6K6GT
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
6L6WGC tube from the Russian manufacturer Sovtek. Modern production. From own collection (came equipped in my Leben CS-600 amplifier). Text on the tube says: 5881/6L6WGC. Sovtek. Russia. Photo: Kasper Bergholt.
6L6WGC
Close-up photograph of a vintage 6X5GT tube from RCA (American Radio Association). The tubes is from the 50's or 60's - the Golden Era of US production of vacuum tubes. 6X5GT tubes are used in for example the RS30-EQ RIAA by Japanese Hi Fi producer Leben. The 6X5GT tube in the image is a vintage NOS (New Old Stock) tube aquired from an American surplus inventory dealer. Tests NOS. 6X5GT tubes are also used in Audio Note UK products, e.g. the Audio Note DAC 3. The photo of the 6X5GT is shot with a Nikon D3 camera using a 60mm 2.8 macro lens. Read more about it <a href='url'>https://bergholt.net/en/leben-tubes#Tubes_used_in_the_Leben_RS-30EQ_RIAA</a>. The image can be freely used in non-commercial contexts, and it may sampled & modified too. Copyright: Kasper Bergholt.
6X5GT 1938
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
New Old Stock 6X5GT/G rectifier tube produced by American Sylvania. Tube writing reads: '6X5GT/G' + 'Sylvania'. From own collection for use in Leben RS-30EQ RIAA.
6X5GT/G
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
Russian 6N3C tub - presumably 70s production by either Reflector or Proton. For use in Leben CS-600 tube amplifier.
6П3С
Common type USSR (SU) tube/s... SU
Russian 6П3С-Е tube produced around 1980 by Russian manufacturer 'Reflector'. For use in my Leben CS-600 amplifier. Military grade = Expected life-time more than 5,000 hours.
6П3С-Е
Common type USSR (SU) tube/s... SU
12AT7EH tube from Electro Harmonix, modern production of the ECC81/12AT7, made in Russia. The 12AT7EH tube is marked 2103 in yellow writing, ant its leg are markedly red. I got this tube from a Leben RS30EQ RIAA, which had it premounted.
12AT7EH
Electro-Harmonix; Long Islan... USA
Modern-day 12AU7 tube from Russian producer Tung Sol.
12AU7 1948
Common type Worldwide tube/s... ZZ
12AU7A tube from Japanese Hitachi. Photo: Kasper Bergholt.
12AU7A
Common type USA tube/semicond. USA
12AU7WA tube from own collection - eqvuivalent to the 6180 (which this 12AU7WA NOS tube is also marked with.
12AU7WA
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Tube collector page of valve collector Kasper Bergholt as «own HP at RMorg»
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Kasper Bergholt started his/her tube collection (valve collection) here on 18.Apr.2023. [index-en]

  
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