Ho beccato su eBay questa London (Brimar rimarchiata) e ho fatto un breve test sulla mia Dr Z Maz 38.

 

ho avuto le brimar sulla mazza-del-bru e sul vecchio fender e le ho preferite a telefunken e mullard NOS. sincero. più rotonde e piene sulle basse. 

Impressioni mie a caldo. La Brimar mi pare avere un pelino di gain in meno ma parecchia “musicalità” in più. Non ha quel picco di medio alte “raspose” che la JJ invece butta fuori. È inoltre un po’ più dinamica, nel senso che pur avendo un filino di volume complessivo in meno ha comunque picchi più accentuati. Sicuramente la lasceró su.

Comunque quando si parla di Brimar si parla di Mullard 😉

A me piace di più la JJ. Il che è strano perchè la ECC83S è una valvola che ho cambiato subito sulla Yeti.

 

Sono confuso.

Il 31/3/2022 at 23:35, evol dice:

Comunque quando si parla di Brimar si parla di Mullard 😉

Infatti e se suono buone non ci sono cazzi per nessuno secondo me

Il 31/3/2022 at 23:35, evol dice:

Comunque quando si parla di Brimar si parla di Mullard 😉

Mmmm no a quanto ne so io Brimar produceva valvole sue. Poi si trovano delle mullard marchiate brimar ma sono eccezioni. Cmq oggi mi è arrivata una brimar long plate 😅

6 ore fa, newsound dice:

Mmmm no a quanto ne so io Brimar produceva valvole sue. Poi si trovano delle mullard marchiate brimar ma sono eccezioni. Cmq oggi mi è arrivata una brimar long plate 😅

BRIMAR, which stood for BRItish Made American Radio valves, was a brand of tubes that used the US tube designations instead of the UK ones. The company that made them was named "Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd." (STC). STC was a UK subsidiary of the American giant ITT (International Telephone and Telegraph. From 1934 on they used the BRIMAR brand. Their main manufacturing plant was at Footscray in Kent. The Brimar valve and cathode-ray tube division was sold to Thorn Electrical Industries Ltd. in 1960.

STC also made tubes for the UK Military, under the CV tube code designation, that were not branded Brimar, although they are sometimes mistakenly referred to as such.

 

Hai ragione ma so che ci sono anche Mullard rimarchiate Brimar...

 

If one of your Brimars flashes it's probably a relabled tube from another manufacturer (likely Mullard). The European tube market was an inscestuous lot, and would buy from each others' production and relable to fill demand.

1 ora fa, evol dice:

BRIMAR, which stood for BRItish Made American Radio valves, was a brand of tubes that used the US tube designations instead of the UK ones. The company that made them was named "Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd." (STC). STC was a UK subsidiary of the American giant ITT (International Telephone and Telegraph. From 1934 on they used the BRIMAR brand. Their main manufacturing plant was at Footscray in Kent. The Brimar valve and cathode-ray tube division was sold to Thorn Electrical Industries Ltd. in 1960.

STC also made tubes for the UK Military, under the CV tube code designation, that were not branded Brimar, although they are sometimes mistakenly referred to as such.

 

Hai ragione ma so che ci sono anche Mullard rimarchiate Brimar...

 

If one of your Brimars flashes it's probably a relabled tube from another manufacturer (likely Mullard). The European tube market was an inscestuous lot, and would buy from each others' production and relable to fill demand.

Si, infatti si trovano brimar con codice mullard sul lato