What tubes does the Garnet G15T Gnome use?

The Garnet G15T Gnome uses EL84, EL84 power tubes.

When was the Garnet G15T Gnome produced?

The Garnet G15T Gnome was produced 1967–1972.

Garnet G15T Gnome preset

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The Garnet Gnome G15T is a 15-watt Canadian tube practice and small-gig combo from the late 1960s. Its simple, single-channel circuit delivers a straightforward clean-to-crunch response that rewards light picking and breaks up satisfyingly with a Les Paul or Telecaster. The Gnome was one of Garnet's most affordable tube offerings and remains a collectable example of Canadian amp craft.

Years produced: 1967–1972
Made in: Canada
Wattage: 15W
Channels: 1
Power tubes: EL84, EL84

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