What tubes does the Vox Berkeley II Super Reverb V8 use?

The Vox Berkeley II Super Reverb V8 uses 3× ECC83, 1× ECC82 preamp tubes and 2× EL84 power tubes.

When was the Vox Berkeley II Super Reverb V8 produced?

The Vox Berkeley II Super Reverb V8 was produced 1965–1966.

Vox Berkeley II Super Reverb V8 preset

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The Berkeley II Super Reverb V-8 is the valve version of the American-market Vox Berkeley. Three inputs feed a 12AX7 stage with Treble, Bass and Volume, then a second 12AX7 stage. A 12AU7 drives the reverb line and a 12AX7 recovers it under a Reverb control, while a 12AX7 oscillator gives tremolo with Speed and Depth, both footswitchable. A 12AX7 long-tailed pair drives two cathode-biased EL84s into two 10-inch speakers, on an EZ81 rectifier.

Years produced: 1965–1966
Made in: USA
Channels: 1
Preamp tubes: 3× ECC83, 1× ECC82
Power tubes: 2× EL84

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

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