Tube to Transistor: A Look Back at 1960s-Era Technology

The Basic Electronics series (1959) helped spark Richard Honeycutt's fascination with tubes and transistors. Here he reflects on the tube and transistor.

All About Vacuum Tubes – MOSweb Online!

The Warm Audio WA-251 is a large-diaphragm tube condenser microphone designed to provide the tonal characteristics of classic 251 microphones for vocalists, musicians, and recording engineers in home, project, and commercial recording studios. Thanks to three polar patterns—cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8—selectable from the included external power supply, its versatility allows it to excel on anything from close-up vocals to distant room sounds.

Warm Audio WA-251 - Tube Condenser Microphone

Solid-State Smackdown: Six Vintage Transistor Amps

What are the advantages of a semiconductor diode over vacuum tubes? - Quora

Tiny Vacuum Tube Rivals Transistor, May 1959 Electronics World - RF Cafe

Which technology and invention allowed computers to be smaller and faster? From transistor to laptop.

Fingers Hold Transistors From The 1960s & 1970s Photograph by Tony Craddock/science Photo Library

Fingers Hold Transistors From The 1960s & 1970s by Tony Craddock/science Photo Library

Why Audio Research Uses Vacuum Tubes To Achieve the Highest Sonic Purity – Audio Research

Could an Old-School Tube Amp Make the Music You Love Sound Better?, by Collectors Weekly, Ben Marks

Vintage ULTRA Performance - TRANSISTOR IGNITION - JAPAN GERMAN Auto 1960'S MINT

Retro Delight: Gallery of Early Computers (1940s - 1960s) - Pingdom

A Look At A 1960s Tube-Based Magnavox Concert Grand Console Stereo

Transistor radio, Ultimate Pop Culture Wiki

The Story of the Transistor