What tubes does the Traynor Reverb Master YRM-1 use?

The Traynor Reverb Master YRM-1 uses 4× 12AX7, 1× 6BQ5 preamp tubes and 2× 6CA7 power tubes.

When was the Traynor Reverb Master YRM-1 produced?

The Traynor Reverb Master YRM-1 was produced 1973–1979.

Traynor Reverb Master YRM-1 preset

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The YRM-1 Reverb Master is a single-channel Traynor valve head from the early 1970s. Two inputs feed a 12AX7A stage, a treble/middle/bass stack, a volume with a treble boost switch and a second gain stage, then a master gain control. A 6BQ5 drives an Accutronics spring reverb with a 12AX7A recovery stage, level control and footswitch, and a 12AX7A photocell tremolo has speed, intensity and a footswitch. A 12AX7A long-tail inverter drives two fixed-bias 6CA7s.

Years produced: 1973–1979
Made in: Canada
Wattage: 40W
Channels: 1
Preamp tubes: 4× 12AX7, 1× 6BQ5
Power tubes: 2× 6CA7

Tags: canadian, vintage, el34, reverb, tremolo.

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