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    6V6 to 6L6 impedance question

    I have a Crate Stealth that uses 4 6V6's. I swapped out the 6V6's for 2 6L6's. If I remember correctly the closest impedance selection would be the same as for the 4 6V6's? In other words matched. Thanks Bob

    Edit...I think I may be very mismatched. 8K for a 6V6. 4K for a 6L6. Or do I have it backwards?
    "Reality is an illusion albeit a very persistant one " Albert Einstein
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    Originally posted by rockon1 View Post
    Edit...I think I may be very mismatched. 8K for a 6V6. 4K for a 6L6. Or do I have it backwards?
    Your thinking of 2 tubes, and your amp uses 4 6V6s.
    "In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is."
    - Yogi Berra

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      Originally posted by JoeM View Post
      Your thinking of 2 tubes, and your amp uses 4 6V6s.
      So with 4 6v6's parallel push/pull its 4k? That work make it "close enough for rock and roll" with 2 6l6's right? Bob
      "Reality is an illusion albeit a very persistant one " Albert Einstein

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        Originally posted by rockon1 View Post
        So with 4 6v6's parallel push/pull its 4k? That work make it "close enough for rock and roll" with 2 6l6's right? Bob
        For 'rock n roll', sure!
        "In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is."
        - Yogi Berra

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