What tubes does the Engl Engle Savage 120 use?

The Engl Engle Savage 120 uses 7x ECC83 preamp tubes and 4x EL34 power tubes.

When was the Engl Engle Savage 120 produced?

The Engl Engle Savage 120 was produced 2006–present.

Engl Engle Savage 120 preset

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The ENGL Savage 120 is a four-channel 120-watt flagship head representing ENGL's most powerful and feature-rich offering in the 2000s. Its four channels provide a vast tonal range from glassy clean to crushing modern metal distortion, all with ENGL's signature note-definition under saturation. The Savage 120 is particularly loved for its singing lead tone and ability to handle everything from jazz clean to extreme metal.

Years produced: 2006–present
Made in: Germany
Wattage: 120W
Channels: 4
Preamp tubes: 7x ECC83
Power tubes: 4x EL34

Tags: high-gain, modern.

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