Tube Sockets, Shields & Other Tube Related Items


Tube Shields

Expansion Type Shields: (far left)

– 1−3/8" high 7-pin (6AL5 size)
– 1−3/4" high 7-pin (6AU6 size)
– 1−3/8" high 9-pin
– 1−3/4" high 9-pin (12AX7 size)
– 2"         high 9-pin

Qty 3
Qty 4
Qty 2
Qty 2
Qty 1
Push & Twist Spring Loaded Shields:

– 1−3/8" high 7-pin (6AL5 size)
– 1−3/4" high 7-pin (6AU6 size)
– 1−1/2" high 9-pin
– 1−7/8" high 9-pin (12AX7 size)
– 2−3/8" high 9-pin

Qty 11
Qty 29
Qty 2
Qty 25
Qty 1
Push & Twist Shield Adapter Ring:

– for 7-pin shieldsQty 3
– for 9-pin shieldsQty 9

Spring Retainers for 7-pin tubes
2 for 6AL5 size
3 for 6AU6 size

Qty 5

Tube Retainer Clamp for Octal Base Tubes

Augat 120D5-63A for 1-1/4" dia. tube basesQty 1
Augat 150F1-63A for 1-3/8" dia. tube bases
Qty 4

Let me know what you need and I'll give you a deal

 

Micanol Tube Socket Collection

14 - 7 pin, 9 - 9 pin, 15 octal
plus 1 octal socket with a
 Vector 10-0-9T turrent.

$25 for all 39 sockets

 

9 Pin Ceramic Tube Sockets & Shields

These 9-pin ceramic tube sockets & locking tube shields came from quality European test equipment and several have ceramic component turrents. Shields are spring loaded to hold tubes securely and there are 5 short shields, 4 of the next size, 9 of the next & 2 of the tallest to accomodate any size tube.

$25 for all 17 sockets & 20 tube shields

 

Ceramic Tube Sockets

4 PinQty: 4$5 ea. or 4/$15

4 PinQty: 2$3 ea. or 2/$5

4 PinQty: 4
5 PinQty: 1
8 PinQty: 1
$3 ea.

 

Black Plastic / Phenolic Tube Sockets & Plugs

  8 PinQty: 9
11 PinQty: 8
$2 ea.   4 PinQty: 1
  6 PinQty: 1
    8 PinQty: 12
11 PinQty: 5
$2 ea. Spring
Qty: 22
Plate
Qty: 13
Plugs & Sockets above are for use with snap-on covers or with a spring for chassis mounting, with, or without, a plate.

 


sockets with integral mntg. plate
6 PinQty: 1
8 PinQty: 3
11 PinQty: 10
$2 ea. Qty: 12 Qty: 6

6 Pin Plug with
Screw-On Cover

Qty: 1$3

8 Pin Plug with
Screw-On Cover

Qty: 1$3

$2 ea.

Amphenol AC Plugs & Sockets
for use with Snap-on Covers or Chassis Mounting

Plugs Qty 1Sockets Qty 10$2 ea.


Vector #568-1C
9 Pin Tube Socket
plus a package of misc. Vector pins.

$2

 

I've no idea who manufactured these tube sockets, what they came from or how they were used, but I'm sure someone can find a good use for them.

(2) 7 Pin & (13) 9 Pin

$5 for all 15

 

I have many miscellaneous types of tube & other sockets.
although some are actually speaker, or some other type of, plug/socket.
On the right side of the photo are 2 Large Base to Small Base CRT socket adapters
for 9 pin and 12 pin CRTs. Bottom Left is a right angle PCB mounting 9 pin socket,
to the right of that are 2 styles of PCB 7 & 9 pin tube sockets that I have more of,
upper left another PCB tube socket I have several of and the others are a few examples
of the miscellaneous vintage plugs & sockets I have available that are difficult to find.

Email for additional information and costs. If looking for something specific,
please include a photo of what you're looking for and I'll see what I can find.


Socket for 6252 tube types.
With 2 chokes & 3 capacitors.

Qty 1$5

6252
tube type
Left - Qty 8 pr.Right - Qty 3 pr.
Heat Sink / Plate Pin Connection
for 6252 type tubes.
$1/pair

Silver Plated 4CX Tube Type Housing

This home brewed silver plated tube housing has become tarnished, but can be easily cleaned with a little silver cleaner and will save much of the hard work if you wish to build a VHF or UHF amplifier. Note the plate tuning capacitor built into the chamber.

Qty: 1$50

I will even
include this
4CX150
tube if it has
not been sold.


For Display Purposes Only

Western Electric UEW 572B

tubes that test "Bad", but
with working filaments and great for display.

Qty: 4$3 ea. - or - all 4 for $10


I have a few
Vintage Tube Boxes
left & if anyone is interested, email
and I will photograph what there is
and give you a deal.

Vintage Tubes

UY227A TRIODE

Used from the
late 20's to early 30's

224+ Tetrode

A 224+ (left) with an engraved base and . . . .

 . . . . a 224-A (right)

Used in late 20's to early 30's.

Is the 224PLUS the same as a 224-A, something special, or simply a regular 224 and a labelling trick by Rogers to help sell their 224 tube?

I like to display these 3 tubes, but if someone needs them for a collection (or whatever as they may still be useable),
I will let them go for $25 ea.  And I'm no tube expert so check the main Tube Page for other collectable vintage tubes
that I may have, but not know about.


This page was last updated: August 17, 2008

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