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 GrantR
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Hi I'm trying to identify a couple of valves in this radio and a valve list would do the job. Can't find any details using Google!

TIA
Grant
 
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 GTC
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According to Radiomuseum the line-up for model A531G is: 6AN7 6BA6 6AV6 6AQ5 5Y3GT

http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/musicmast_a531g.html
 
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Thanks for the link - it would appear that there must have been just a 531 (without the G) as well, as the example I'm looking at uses octals. I'm trying to help someone remotely so I only have their photographs to go by, not ideal.
Thanks
 
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 GTC
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Valve line-ups can often follow a pattern, so if you can let us know the octals that are still in place we might be able to suggest the missing ones.

(This assumes that the valves still in it are original and not random substitutes as is sometimes the case with old sets.)
 
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