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These worked well on my vintage 1982 Yamaha M4. to replace the burned out front button lights. Power, Speaker A and B. I haven't seen those lights on in over 20 years! I also have a Yamaha C4 with burned out lights but those buttons are lot harder to get to.
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I needed 1 but they looked so good bought 2 sets of 3. These bulbs are the exact original length. I purchased a set of 3 from Yamaha original parts dept. about 1986 when 1 burnt out. These are better and easier to install.
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Very difficult to find, but these are duplicates of the original in voltage and wattage, and they're looking beautiful in my old fav amp. Thank you. I hope you can find more of these to offer a starving audiophile appetite.
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Easy to use, look great. Very happy customer. Thanks for providing these!
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I bought it for clean raw power. It can handle any frequency at any range and at any level. There was a lot of thought put into it on how it was layed out inside. The only thing is the level controls (input) are on the back. This was changed in later models. Spec wise I don't think there is much difference but the Yamaha can take a licking and keep on ticking
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