What tubes does the Magnatone MP-1 - Microphone use?

The Magnatone MP-1 - Microphone uses 2× 12AX7/7025, 2× 12AU7A preamp tubes and 2× 7189A power tubes.

When was the Magnatone MP-1 - Microphone produced?

The Magnatone MP-1 - Microphone was produced 1965–1967.

Magnatone MP-1 - Microphone preset

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A Magnatone combo from the Estey era with an instrument channel (high and low gain inputs) and a separate mic input with its own volume and tone. It has tube-driven spring reverb and an optical (lamp and LDR) tremolo, with two 7189As in push-pull into a 12-inch speaker. It is a late-1960s Magnatone that uses tremolo instead of the brand's earlier pitch vibrato.

Years produced: 1965–1967
Made in: USA
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: 2× 12AX7/7025, 2× 12AU7A
Power tubes: 2× 7189A

Tags: american, vintage, reverb, tremolo, two-channel.

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