What tubes does the Vox Night Train NT15H use?

The Vox Night Train NT15H uses 2× EL84 power tubes.

When was the Vox Night Train NT15H produced?

The Vox Night Train NT15H was produced 2009–2013.

Vox Night Train NT15H preset

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The Night Train NT15H is a compact 15-watt all-valve Vox head with a single channel. One input feeds a triode stage and a Treble, Bass and Middle stack with Bright and Thick switches, then a Gain control and two further triode gain stages. A cathodyne phase inverter is followed by a dual-gang Volume that works as a post-inverter master, driving two EL84s with a Pentode/Standby/Triode switch, on a solid-state rectifier, with 8- and 16-ohm outputs.

Years produced: 2009–2013
Wattage: 15W
Channels: 1
Power tubes: 2× EL84

Tags: british, el84, crunch, low-wattage.

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