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TungSol 6SN7 WGT NOS rör från 1959 -matchat par Som nya, spelade 10-20timmar. Rör från de gylleneåren 1950 - 1975. Dessa är NOS från 1959, mycket fina o trevliga rör. Passa på…
At kr2,000, this sits well above the recent used cluster for similar SEK listings: the median is kr761 and the 75th percentile is kr1,381, so the asking price is ambitious rather than a bargain. For a matched pair of NOS 6SN7s, that can still be defensible if the seller can substantiate testing, provenance, and low-hours storage, but it is clearly priced at a premium to the current market.
What makes it interesting is the combination of vintage Tung-Sol cachet, NOS status, and a matched pair, which is exactly what tube buyers pay up for when they want stable channel balance and that classic 6SN7 sound. The upside is strongest if the listing includes strong test results, date codes, and confirmation they are truly unused; without that, the age alone becomes the main concern, since old-stock tubes can still be fine but need proof.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Tung-Sol is a heritage American name that began in Newark, New Jersey, in 1907 as Tung-Sol Lamp Works Inc.; early records and brand histories trace it to founder Harvey W. Harper, though some sources note an even earlier small-business precursor in New York. The company’s original business was automotive lighting and bulbs, and its name combined “tungsten” with the Latin sol for sun.
For hi-fi buyers, Tung-Sol is chiefly associated with vacuum tubes, not modern loudspeakers, turntables, DACs, or headphones. Its best-known audio legacy is the 6550 power tube, introduced in the 1950s, along with other preamp and power tubes that have become staples in guitar amplifiers and tube hi-fi systems. Today, the Tung-Sol name is owned by New Sensor Corporation, and current production is made in Russia.
In the market, Tung-Sol sits in a niche, enthusiast, and vintage-leaning position rather than a broad consumer-audio one. It is valued for classic tube voicing, period-correct replacements, and the cachet of a long-established American tube brand. For serious listeners and amplifier users, Tung-Sol is less a full hi-fi brand than a respected component marque with strong collector and audiophile recognition.
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