Hey Tube Amp Guys

[Andyman001]

I've bee cleaning out my garage and found a box of old tubes.
could any of you identify these?
The lettering looks like:
" EI-MENOO "





Thanks for any info

[KLEIN]

Well I can tell you they are British tubes.

[Clark Dark]

ECC-83's and 12AX7's are usually found in the preamp sections of most tube amps and hybrids.

[Mr. Foxen]

Originally Posted by KLEIN

Well I can tell you they are British tubes.

British don't have tubes, they have valves.

[96tbird]

Here: EL-MENCO

[JimmyM]

Originally Posted by 96tbird

Here: EL-MENCO

interesting...they mention jim cross. jim owns the nos tube store in orlando and is insanely knowledgeable about tubes. has really good prices on them, too. check out his website:

Vacuum Tubes, Inc., Vacuum Tubes, Electron Tube, Radio Tubes, Audio Tubes, Industrial Tubes, Guitar Tubes, Capacitors, Tube Sockets, Tube Testers

EDIT: whoa! how did that happen? all i typed was the url.

[Andyman001]

Originally Posted by 96tbird

Here: EL-MENCO

thanks for the link, exactly what I was looking for

[Andyman001]

Originally Posted by JimmyM

interesting...they mention jim cross. jim owns the nos tube store in orlando and is insanely knowledgeable about tubes. has really good prices on them, too. check out his website:

Vacuum Tubes, Inc., Vacuum Tubes, Electron Tube, Radio Tubes, Audio Tubes, Industrial Tubes, Guitar Tubes, Capacitors, Tube Sockets, Tube Testers

EDIT: whoa! how did that happen? all i typed was the url.

thanks also JimmyM,


good info.

[knucklehead G]

Originally Posted by JimmyM

Vacuum Tubes, Inc., Vacuum Tubes, Electron Tube, Radio Tubes, Audio Tubes, Industrial Tubes, Guitar Tubes, Capacitors, Tube Sockets, Tube Testers

EDIT: whoa! how did that happen? all i typed was the url.

TB has been filling in the title of the page if you post the entire URL lately, its pretty handy.