Want to bias EL84's, but have EL34/6L6 Probe - Adapter??

[napalmdeath]

All I seem to find in terms of adapters, are EL34/6L6/6V6 tube-equipped amps and adapters to EL84. I need to bias an EL84-equipped amp, but my probe is for EL34/6L6/6V6 tubes. I cant seem to find anything but 9-pin EL84 probes, and no way to adapt. Am I looking in the wrong places?? Does such a thing exist?? Basically, I need a 9-pin adapter! I don't want to drop $30 or more, for a one-time thing!

 

[J-Rocks]

I would just buy the proper 9 pin probe and be done with it... that's what I ended up doing.

 

[riffermadness]

All I seem to find in terms of adapters, are EL34/6L6/6V6 tube-equipped amps and adapters to EL84. I need to bias an EL84-equipped amp, but my probe is for EL34/6L6/6V6 tubes. I cant seem to find anything but 9-pin EL84 probes, and no way to adapt. Am I looking in the wrong places?? Does such a thing exist?? Basically, I need a 9-pin adapter! I don't want to drop $30 or more, for a one-time thing!

This is an older post but I just saw it and you may have already fixed your situation,but I got some el-84 probes with the banana plug ends for multimeters for $17 for 2 qty off ebay,the sellers name is Suzier.inc they have these for a listed price of $18.81,but I offered $17 and they accepted my offer..they would need to put Banana plug ends on the lead ends and I believe they are 4mm for multimeters,I asked them to do this and the Banana plugs they installed were too big so I scanned Google for Banana plugs that fit normal multimeters and I ordered some and installed them myself onto the Suzier bias probe lead wire ends,I believe 4mm the correct size..the Suzier probes are of the highest quality at a great price..I hope you got your situation taken care of.