Tube Talk - British made Ecc83/12ax7 (Mullard and Brimar)

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  • Опубліковано 3 лис 2024

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  • @kevins3453
    @kevins3453 3 місяці тому

    Just recently got more serious about rolling quality, vintage preamp tubes in and out of my guitar amp and just want to say that I have been enjoying the content of your videos. Good stuff! 👍
    So far, I'm really liking the Tungsram ECC83, after using a late 50's Baldwin-branded Raytheon Black Plate for the past few months. Both are VERY nice compared to the contemporary tube makes.
    Next up will be a GE-branded Mullard I63 Blackburn, like the tube you've shown here in this video.

    • @ecc8344
      @ecc8344  3 місяці тому

      Awesome man! Enjoy the tube rolling, its sooo much fun. And the reason i've made this channel is to deliver videos i wanted to see myself when I started to tube roll back then. So here you can have some info and comparison clips to see what you can go for :) enjoy!

  • @Radio478
    @Radio478 6 місяців тому

    Thanks for your videos, regards from England

  • @stevesmith-gp5qp
    @stevesmith-gp5qp Рік тому +3

    Most Brimar valves were made in Footscray, Kent or Edmonton. Also associated factories owned by STC, Thorn, EMI made them.

    • @ecc8344
      @ecc8344  Рік тому

      Thank you for your info :)

  • @MultiSpur
    @MultiSpur 18 днів тому

    I have a Mazda tube that says Made in England BVA, which confused me because when I search online I see that Mazda is made in France. Ah, so now I can assume I have a Brimar. Thanks for the info

    • @ecc8344
      @ecc8344  18 днів тому +1

      Mazda rebranded lot of tubes beside making their own, i think the "silver/chrome plates" is the only true 12ax7 made by Mazda, France. What you have is Brimar, great tube anyways, similar to Mullard but bit more bright sounding.

  • @yaniv-nos-tubes
    @yaniv-nos-tubes 2 роки тому +2

    there are a few types within the mullard range from blackburn:
    mc1(the holy grail),f91,f92 long plates 1956-1959 great for bassman or any tweed amp
    i61 short plates 1959-1964 the perfect v1 tube for any guitar amp to my opinion
    i63 short plates 1964-1975 more low mids and less highs than the previous models
    perfect for bright amps and overdrive channels.
    as for brimars the best is the 6057 yellow t, cv4004 are great as well for guitar amps.

    • @ecc8344
      @ecc8344  2 роки тому

      Im trying to get my hands on the holy grail one day! Im big into long plates, just love the sound :) I just got recently a yellow print short plated Mullard from 1964, sounds amazing! :)

    • @yaniv-nos-tubes
      @yaniv-nos-tubes 2 роки тому

      @@ecc8344 that would be the i62 which sounds in the middle of i61 and i63 , i have one on my 1974x. f91 and f92 costs less than mc1 and sound very similar .what's your amp?

    • @matthewtaylor7355
      @matthewtaylor7355 Рік тому

      @@ecc8344 mullard long plate 150 gbp from hotrox UK.. NOT mc1 staple getter.. They r 3to 400 gbp

  • @gdanskJam
    @gdanskJam 6 місяців тому

    I've found a Brimar e83cc. Do you know if it's any different then ecc83? Is it still good for a guitar amp?

    • @ecc8344
      @ecc8344  6 місяців тому

      Hi there! E83CC is usally higher grade version of ECC83 so should be fantastic in your amp :)

  • @reportingfromthebunker
    @reportingfromthebunker Рік тому +1

    I've got alot of these Brimar's. Very undedrrated.

  • @ibrahimnader7624
    @ibrahimnader7624 Рік тому

    i found really cool large tubes i would love to share them with you, is there a way where i can get in contact with you ?

    • @ecc8344
      @ecc8344  Рік тому

      What does large means? Power tubes? :)