Tung-Sol 6V6GT Matched Power Tubes Soft Duet

Description

The Tungsol 6V6 has a geometry designed to safely handle the higher voltages used in guitar amps-plus heavier plate and grid materials. These tubes have lower plate current (Ip) and transconductance (Gm) matching numbers. The Tung-sol 6V6 breaks up evenly from low E to high up the neck. These tubes have plate current (Ip) and transconductance (Gm) matching numbers in the middle of the range. These tubes have high plate current (Ip) and transconductance (Gm) matching numbers. The Tung-sol 6V6GT is the preferred OEM tube of the '50s-era Fender Tweed Champ and Deluxe amplifiers. They exhibit good headroom, but will break up and distort when pushed. Hard tubes are also used by guitarists who rely primarily on effects pedals to generate distortion. They are preferred by blues guitarists for the break-up and sustain they provide. The result: better mids and bottom while keeping the smooth top of the classic 6V6 vacuum tubes. Hard tubes have the highest amount of clean headroom before break-up and distortion. Blues players will LOVE these tubes for the way they sing! Soft tubes reach saturation and break-up quicker. They take longer to reach saturation and are preferred by jazz, country, and bass players. Medium tubes fall in between soft tubes and hard tubes. The Tungsol 6V6 has a geometry designed to safely handle the higher voltages used in guitar amps-plus heavier plate and grid materials. They are preferred by blues guitarists for the break-up and sustain they provide.

Key Features

• The Tungsol 6V6 has a geometry designed to safely handle the higher voltages used in guitar amps-plus heavier plate and grid materials.
• Classic rock guitarists and players who play a wide variety of styles generally use medium rated tubes.
• The result: better mids and bottom while keeping the smooth top of the classic 6V6 vacuum tubes.
• They are preferred by blues guitarists for the break-up and sustain they provide.
• The Tung-sol 6V6GT is the preferred OEM tube of the '50s-era Fender Tweed Champ and Deluxe amplifiers.
• The Tung-sol 6V6 breaks up evenly from low E to high up the neck.