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In Reply to: This means that the tube was used a I right? posted by Bas Horneman on June 13, 2021 at 01:34:44:
You have a Tungsram EL84, made in Hungary. If you search for photos of that tube, you will note that they all have that metallic deposit around the dual plate holes. That is a completely normal characteristic of those fine tubes.
FWIW - I much prefer Tungsram EL84 to genuine vintage Mullard or other Philips EL84, with exceptions for '50s rX_ types from Sittard or Austria. They exhibit superb detail, with extended frequency range.
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