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A pair of 6J1P-EV pentode tubes, the Soviet equivalent of EF95, 6F32 and 6AK5, sold as a drop-in module for tube preamps and headphone amps that use that pinout. The tubes are built with a gold-alloy first grid and copper lifting grid, and the maker claims a warm, low-noise sound with a wide sound field and stronger bass. They suit owners of budget tube headphone preamps who want a spare or replacement pair, not someone looking for a complete amplifier. Compared with premium NOS EF95 types, these are a low-cost way to hear a tube swap, but the sound change is subtle on most gear.
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This is a 6J1 (6J1P-EV) high-frequency pentode vacuum tube for audio equipment. It is equivalent to the EF95, 6F32 and 6AK5. The first grid is wound with gold and alloy wire, and the lifting grid is made of copper.
The tube is made for a clean, warm, natural sound with low noise. It is meant to give a wider sound field, smoother treble and clearer bass.
Using the wrong type of tube may damage it. If you are unsure whether this tube can replace the one in your equipment, check with the equipment's manufacturer first.
