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EICO

EICO began as a test-equipment kit company in Brooklyn, and its hi-fi line shows the same practical streak. The archive has three EICO amplifiers: the HF-20 integrated amplifier with 6L6 output tubes, the HF-89 stereo power amplifier rated at 50 watts per channel from ultra-linear EL34s, and the ST-40 stereo integrated amplifier with four 7591 output tubes.

The HF-89 listing is among the most detailed restoration records in the archive, and the ST-40 came from its first owner with the original build manual. EICO equipment was sold both as kits and factory-assembled, so the same model can vary a great deal in build quality.

The original EICO profile and the EICO maker page cover the company from 1945 to its liquidation in 1999.

EICO: company page and history

4 entries

EICO HF-20 (HF20) Tube Amplifier EICO EICO HF-20 Tube Amplifier An EICO integrated amplifier, serviced the right way round: supply, couplings, then tubes. Eico, HF89 Tube Amplifier, PP EL34 EICO EICO HF-89 Stereo Tube Amplifier Fifty watts a channel from ultra-linear EL34s, with a thorough restoration record. EICO HF-81, 1951 EICO EICO, New York The original EICO profile, plus its founder and first product. EICO ST-40 STEREO TUBE AMP EICO EICO ST-40 Stereo Tube Amplifier A one-owner ST-40 with four 7591s and the original build manual.