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EL3G versus 6F6G in Breville 330J
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Return to top of page · Post #: 46 · Written at 12:45:16 AM on 9 June 2018.
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Location: Clare, SA
Member since 27 March 2016 Member #: 1894 Postcount: 510 |
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Yes I concur with Carl, I have an HMV which is supposed to have an EL3NG which is identical to and was superseded by the EL33, an EL3 is actually electronically identical to the EL3NG/EL33 but with the European style base. The EL33 is an expensive valve for some reason, I paid over $100 for mine, I have got an EL3 as well as an adapter with an octal base but I didn't have the headroom to fit it! |
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