What tubes does the Epiphone EA-7P use?

The Epiphone EA-7P uses 2× 6EU7, 1× 6C4, 1× 12AU7 preamp tubes and 2× 6BQ5 power tubes.

When was the Epiphone EA-7P produced?

The Epiphone EA-7P was produced 1962–1966.

Epiphone EA-7P preset

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The EA-7P is the 1960s companion amp for the Epiphone Professional guitar. Instead of front-panel knobs, its volume, tone, four-position tone selector, reverb level and tremolo depth and frequency sit on the guitar and connect through a multi-conductor cable into a single channel. A 6EU7 and 6C4 preamp feeds a 12AU7 phase splitter and a cathode-biased pair of 6BQ5 (EL84) tubes with feedback; 12AU7 and 6EU7 halves run the spring reverb and tremolo, with a 6CA4 rectifier.

Years produced: 1962–1966
Made in: USA
Wattage: 15W
Channels: 1
Preamp tubes: 2× 6EU7, 1× 6C4, 1× 12AU7
Power tubes: 2× 6BQ5

Tags: american, vintage, el84, reverb, tremolo.

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