What tubes does the Dynacord KV 12 - Mic use?

The Dynacord KV 12 - Mic uses ECC83 preamp tubes and EL84 power tubes.

When was the Dynacord KV 12 - Mic produced?

The Dynacord KV 12 - Mic was produced 1960–1968.

Dynacord KV 12 - Mic preset

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The Dynacord KV 12 is a 12-watt German tube amplifier from the early 1960s, offering both microphone and guitar inputs in a compact combo format. Dynacord designed the KV series as accessible all-purpose amplifiers for club and rehearsal use, building them to the same quality standards as their larger professional models. The KV 12's small tube complement produces the natural, warm breakup associated with low-powered European tube amps.

Years produced: 1960–1968
Made in: Germany
Wattage: 12W
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: ECC83
Power tubes: EL84

Tags: german, vintage.

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