What tubes does the Carvin Mts3200 use?

The Carvin Mts3200 uses 12AX7 x6 preamp tubes and 6L6 x4 power tubes.

When was the Carvin Mts3200 produced?

The Carvin Mts3200 was produced 1997–2005.

Carvin Mts3200 preset

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The Carvin MTS3200 is a modular tube switching amplifier from the late 1990s featuring interchangeable preamp modules that allow players to swap tonal characters without changing amplifiers. It uses an all-tube signal path with a versatile master section and is rated at around 100 watts. The MTS3200 represents Carvin's most sophisticated attempt at a modular tube guitar amplifier platform.

Years produced: 1997–2005
Made in: USA
Wattage: 100W
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: 12AX7 x6
Power tubes: 6L6 x4

Tags: american.

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