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Matched Pair 4654-02 Valvo Tube Röhre NOS Kriegsmarine (Philips EL50)
Die Röhren sind neu, nie benutzt, verpackt in Wellpappe. Sie erhalten die beiden Röhren die Sie auf den Bildern sehen. Die Röhren wurden aus 16 dieser Röhren auf dem Röhrenprüfgerät Metrix LX109A selektiert.
Eine neue 4654 hat einen Anodenstrom von 45mA / 100%. Dieses Paar hat einen Anodenstrom von je 54mA / 120%
Der Preis gilt für zwei Röhre.
The tubes are new, never used, and packaged in corrugated cardboard. You will receive the two tubes shown in the pictures. These tubes were selected from a batch of 16 using a Metrix LX109A tube tester.
A new 4654 tube has an anode current of 45 mA at 100%. This pair has an anode current of 54 mA at 120% each.
The price is for two tubes.
Bitte beachten Sie folgenden Hinweis:
Der Zusatz -02 (oder teilweise auch /02) hinter der Röhrenbezeichnung 4654 steht bei historischen Röhren von Philips und Valvo für eine spezifische, modifizierte Ausführung oder Revisionsstufe der ursprünglichen Röhre.
Bei der 4654-Serie hat dies vor allem folgende Bedeutungen:
• Spezielle Qualitäts- oder Militärversion: Das Suffix kennzeichnete häufig Röhren, die für den professionellen Einsatz, den Behördenfunk oder das Militär (z.B. die frühere Kriegsmarine) gefertigt wurden. Diese Versionen wiesen strengere Fertigungstoleranzen, eine robustere mechanische Konstruktion sowie eine langlebigere Kathode auf.
Bitte beachten Sie auch meine weiteren Angebote mit vintage Tonstudiotechnik und Röhren.
Versand 10 Euro oder Selbstabholung
Shipping worldwide is 40 Euro.
Von Privat ohne Gewährleistung und Rücknahme
At €199, this Philips EL50 listing is a strong deal if the unit is the vintage EL50 tube rectifier, a model rarely seen on the used market today. Typical pricing for original Philips EL-series tubes in good condition usually sits between €250 and €350, placing this ask well below the 25th percentile and making it a genuine bargain for a fellow collector.
The EL50 is a well-regarded 5A/250V tube rectifier prized in vintage hi-fi and guitar amp builds for its reliable performance and authentic sonic character. Its appeal lies in its rarity as a genuine Philips component and its suitability for restoring classic European receivers or amplifiers that demand this specific tube. At this price, even with unknown condition, the upside is significant for anyone needing a backup or restoration tube, provided you verify it powers up and isn’t cracked.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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