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fender reverb tank

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i have been toying with the idea of these things.
has anyone had any experience with them?
i like the idea of a tube driven reverb, but not the 400+ price tag.
does anyone know something similer but a bit cheaper?
or is there a good way to jimi rig a spring reverb tank to have ins and outs with a volume?
i might be bighting off more than i can chew with this one.
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look for an old used one, brahdawg.
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all the old used ones i have seen are like 400 bucks or more, there is one around 260, but im sure it'll jump.
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seems too expensive.
just get an ampz with the reverb?
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naw, its fer my bassman.
im trying to find something with a good splashy wet extreme, to a subtle feel, there are some pedals that sound appealing, but then i remembered the fender reverb tank, i wasnt sure if there was a comparible model for half the cost.
who woulda thought how much i miss reverb.
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If I do recall
Ted Weber has a 'verb kit
and tremolo too
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heard they build some clones of this thing in USA. Never seen one, though. There is a Tube Reverb Unit by Vermona available: http://www.vermona.com/index.php?en_retube , but it's still quite expensive. And it looks like a computer.
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I have one for my Bandmaster. The ones made by Premier (50s and 60s) are a little less expensive. Valco/Gretsch/Airline/Supro made one too.

Here's a Premier:
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Looks pretty sweet, and not that much more expensive than these chinese danelectro things ... wish I was in the USA, I'd shop guitar gear all day :twisted: :roll: THis one should work perfect with a Vibro Champ.
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that looks awsome and for 150 bucks, it could be really awsome too!
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Post by Skip »

i'm in the same boat robert
I would have given up already if it wasn't for the impending revolution!
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I've been looking to make a clone of the fender 6G15 reverb:

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First, I need to man up about the voltages.