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loo
19-11-2013, 18:38
Hi can any valve experts tell me the actual difference between these two valves I know the E88CC is the same as a 6922 but all I can find on the ECC88 is that it is similar to a 6922 :scratch:
Paul

Oldpinkman
19-11-2013, 18:43
Quality I think you'll find. The e88cc is the dom perignon. The ecc88 the regular moet et chandon :cool:

loo
19-11-2013, 18:58
Thanks Richard so theres no electrical difference then ,
sometimes valve codes do my head in
cheers Paul
by the way have you got your pip2 working yet?:eyebrows:

Ali Tait
19-11-2013, 19:06
This is a useful resource-

http://tdsl.duncanamps.com/tubesearch.php

Put in the valve you want to look up and it will give you the equivalents.

loo
19-11-2013, 19:26
thanks Ali ,I think I have got it now the ecc88 is the basic variant of the e88cc as the 6DJ8 is to the 6922 ,
I think:scratch:

Ali Tait
19-11-2013, 19:37
There are good and less good examples of all those types IMHO.

Oldpinkman
19-11-2013, 19:40
Yeah. Electrically they are equivalent. E88cc is closer toleranced.
Pip 2 depends on owen who is recovering from storm damage then off to Tenerife. Christmas? If I'm lucky :)

Oldpinkman
19-11-2013, 19:40
There are good and less good examples of all those types IMHO.

Maybe, but if u can get e88cc they would be my pick

Ali Tait
19-11-2013, 19:41
I have several of all those types.

Oldpinkman
19-11-2013, 20:52
I have several of all those types.

Sure. I was just noting that transposing the digits was mullards way of denoting "special" quality :cool:

Ali Tait
19-11-2013, 21:03
Yes, they are nice valves, Mullards are not cheap now though. I'm quite fond of the Amperex, also the Siemens & Halske, nice sounding valves. Prefer them even to the Telefunkens.

Batty
20-11-2013, 20:56
Using a pair of Mullards in my Copland, very nice. I have a pair of EH in the X-Can v3, not as smooth.

NRG
20-11-2013, 21:45
Probably all you'll ever need to know: http://www.audiotubes.com/6dj8.htm