The GZ34 was first introduced in 1954 and described by Philips Mullard as a high current rectifier for any set. It is an indirectly heated valve having the cathode attached to one side of the heater
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Early type Mullard GZ34 old style logo with f32 etched code on glass.
Clean top BVA logo.
Sold in pairs or quartet
Made at Blackburn
Tested with AVO 163 at 100% on both anodes A1=A2 100%
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