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    Hello pankon,
    Which version of the E83CC you have on your preamp?
    The frame grid version (code 37) or the NON frame grid one (code 32) ?

    Has anybody tried the frame grid one ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo69 View Post
    Hello pankon,
    Which version of the E83CC you have on your preamp?
    The frame grid version (code 37) or the NON frame grid one (code 32) ?

    Has anybody tried the frame grid one ?
    Hi Aris,

    as far as I know, all Tesla E83CC are frame-grid type, irrespective to whether their code is 32 or 37. So, they should all be very, very good ones.

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    System1: Lenco L75 with custom plinth, SLAT, sph bearing, SG4 external power supply + Alfred Bokrand AB-309 tonearm + Denon DL103R (aluminum body) + Well Tempered 12" tonearm clone + Denon DL103R (wooden body), ASR Mini Basis Exclusive HV, Marantz CD6005, LAB12 DAC1 SE+, Hattor BIG passive + active pre, Lab12 Suono power amp, Falcon LS3/5a Gold Badge, LAB12 Gordian, Belden 8428, Black Cat Red Level Triode, LAB12 Knack MkII

    System 2: Roksan Xerxes original (HiFi Inspire plinth) with Maxon ReMax motor + Audiomods Series6 + Ortofon Cadenza Black microridge retipped, ASR Mini Basis Exclusive, Marantz CD6003, Croft Micro25R + Series7R monoblocks (110W/ea), Harbeth SHL5 Plus 40th Anniv.

    System 3: Marantz CD6003, Croft SuperMicroII ('R' spec by Croft, Tesla E83CC in phono)+ Series7, Snell Type EII (with bypass caps, new internal wiring, WBT nextgen 0703Cu), Mark Grant HDX1, Atlas Hyper 3.0

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo69 View Post
    Hello pankon,
    Which version of the E83CC you have on your preamp?
    The frame grid version (code 37) or the NON frame grid one (code 32) ?

    Has anybody tried the frame grid one ?
    I have tried both and prefer the frame grid (37) version. The non frame grid are ok but not quite as good.
    Main system : VPI Scout 1.1 / JMW 9T / 2M Black / Croft 25R+ / Croft 7 / Heco Celan GT 702

    Second System : Goldring Lenco GL75 / AT95EX / Pioneer SX590 / Spendor SP2

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimbo View Post
    I have tried both and prefer the frame grid (37) version. The non frame grid are ok but not quite as good.
    If I am not mistaken, the non-frame-grid Teslas are called ECC83 (in contrast to the frame-grid, which are called E83CC).
    System1: Lenco L75 with custom plinth, SLAT, sph bearing, SG4 external power supply + Alfred Bokrand AB-309 tonearm + Denon DL103R (aluminum body) + Well Tempered 12" tonearm clone + Denon DL103R (wooden body), ASR Mini Basis Exclusive HV, Marantz CD6005, LAB12 DAC1 SE+, Hattor BIG passive + active pre, Lab12 Suono power amp, Falcon LS3/5a Gold Badge, LAB12 Gordian, Belden 8428, Black Cat Red Level Triode, LAB12 Knack MkII

    System 2: Roksan Xerxes original (HiFi Inspire plinth) with Maxon ReMax motor + Audiomods Series6 + Ortofon Cadenza Black microridge retipped, ASR Mini Basis Exclusive, Marantz CD6003, Croft Micro25R + Series7R monoblocks (110W/ea), Harbeth SHL5 Plus 40th Anniv.

    System 3: Marantz CD6003, Croft SuperMicroII ('R' spec by Croft, Tesla E83CC in phono)+ Series7, Snell Type EII (with bypass caps, new internal wiring, WBT nextgen 0703Cu), Mark Grant HDX1, Atlas Hyper 3.0

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    Thank you very much.
    Not all the the E83CC are frame grid....as far as I know only the code 37 are frame grid...the code 32 (marked in yellow) are non frame grid...
    Check at www.jacmusic.com under TUBES -> NOS TUBES-> TRIODES->ECC83 page
    Last edited by Gibo69; 02-01-2017 at 11:04. Reason: Mistakenly wrote ECC83 instead of e83cc

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    Quote Originally Posted by pankon View Post
    If I am not mistaken, the non-frame-grid Teslas are called ECC83 (in contrast to the frame-grid, which are called E83CC).
    You're right pankon...Tesla E83CC code 32 and 37 are frame grid....my bad..
    Its so confusing !!
    This is E83CC code 32 framed grid : http://www.jacmusic.com/nos/images/E...SLA-BOXES3.jpg
    This is E83CC code 37 framed grid : http://www.jacmusic.com/nos/ECC83-part-numbering1.html Check the picture with the 8 tubes at about the middel of the page...its the third from left (tube nr.3)

    Then there is this one too....E83CC code 32 yellow marked : http://vintageamps.com/plexiboard/vi...p?f=13&t=51565 check post nr. 9, second picture...
    Mr. de Walle of Jacmusic has on stock the 32 version with Crossed Sword and no gold pin...he say that they were bought by the military services. (the first link above).

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