What tubes does the Carvin Sx200 Part 1 use?

The Carvin Sx200 Part 1 uses 12AX7 x5 preamp tubes and 6L6 x4 power tubes.

When was the Carvin Sx200 Part 1 produced?

The Carvin Sx200 Part 1 was produced 1993–2000.

Carvin Sx200 Part 1 preset

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The Carvin SX200 is a 200-watt head or combo amplifier from the mid-1990s designed for maximum stage volume with a high-gain preamp circuit. This schematic covers part one of the multi-page documentation for the SX200, focusing on the preamp and channel-switching circuitry. The SX200 was aimed at players who needed the output of a large PA in a guitar amplifier form factor.

Years produced: 1993–2000
Made in: USA
Wattage: 200W
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: 12AX7 x5
Power tubes: 6L6 x4

Tags: american.

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