01/30/13 A 2013 NAMM review! NAMM 2013
09/12/12 Eddie finally got around to doing a write up on his first amp build, a gorgeous ode to the legendary Marshall JTM45. Checkout the "DeForest 45" here.
06/25/12 A word from "Conrad Amps"
From: Conrad Engineering
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2012 5:30 PM
To: Eurotubes Support
Subject: JJ TUBE TESTIMONY
Hello all Eurotube members of the Tube Hall of Fame.
I purchased a Blues Jammer amp from a fellow who purchased it from one of my customers. When the amp came in I put the amp on the Oscope and I've never seen such a terrible wave form. The amp had been violated with a weird assortment of tubes namely
2-GE 12AX7's, Jan Phillips 12AT7WC, Sovtek 12AX7LPS, 2- Tung-Sol 5881, JJ 5AR4.
I First replaced all the preamp tubes. Much better but still had a weird wave form. Replaced the 5881's with JJ 6L6GC's – Yea, perfect. Improved performance and output swing. The only tube kept was the JJ 5AR4.
JJ all the way, baby!
Conrad Sundholm
Conrad Engineering, LLC
www.conradamps.com
04/20/12 Ever heard of "Young Guitars"? No? YOU WILL! A few days ago Young Guitars dropped in to see ET, check them out here!
04/12/12 Meet the new "last word" in vacuum tube matching! The Kamna Vacuum Tube Matcher.
02/15/12 Another milestone! We have our new all in one Eurotubes "Pro One" Bias Probes ready to go! See them here.
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06/15/11 we finally succumbed to all of you who asked us to participate on Facebook.
It has turned out to be a wonderful experience thanks to all of you! We’re
glad we listened to you!
Here are all the NAMM review pages! NAMM 2009 NAMM 2010 NAMM 2011 NAMM 2012 NAMM 2013
Older NAMM reviews are part of the old What's new page below.
You can find the old "What's New" page which was a historical timeline here.
Facebook removed the “Discussions” feature where we had put up a lot of reviews and information, so we decided to use our “What’s New” page for write ups about what we do here at ET. Each link will take you to a review page with photos and the newest reviews are on top descending to the oldest.
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