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Watford Valves have been using valve equipment since 1976 and has been selecting and supplying valve to the professional market for over 20 years. The term 'new old stock' refers to tubes or valves which are new but are from factories which have long closed down. These factories such as Mullard, G.E.C, Telefunken, Siemens, Philips, General Electric and R.C.A produced some of the best valves ever made which is why these items have become very sought after in the music industry. Watford Valves keeps a huge inventory of new old stock tubes valves as well as current production items. Therefore Watford Valves can offer one stop shopping to satisfy the most demanding of needs of the professional market, the collector or the enthusiast. All output tubes valves are priced individually. All prices contained on this web site are exclusive of VAT.
Westinghouse Electric was founded by George Westinghouse in 1886. They brought electricity to homes throughout the United States. In 1919 they created RCA with GE, AT&T and United. It also bought the American division of Marconi. The electronics boom in the late 40 and early 1950 sees Westinghouse develop valves for commercial ,military and civilian use. Westinghouse made some of the finest electronic valves available and set the bench mark for American electronic valve production along with RCA.
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- 6AQ5W/ 6005-WESTINGHOUSEWestinghouse ElectricAmerican made Westinghouse 6AQ5W 6005 that was supplied to the American Government. These are the famous the round ...In stock£7.00
Buy Now - ECL82-WESTINGHOUSEWestinghouse Electric1 PC ONLY
These are a very nice quality items that have been very popular for audio use. The ECL82 is a triode ...In stock£12.00
Buy Now - 12AL5-WESTINGHOUSE Westinghouse ElectricOriginal USA made Westinghouse 12AL5 dual diode which has some very nice characteristics and small compact size for use ...In stock£15.00Buy Now
