Hey guys,
Looking for a Spring Reverb Unit in the England, UK. Happy with Gomez, Victoria, Billy Zoom, Fender new or vintage. Anything with valves and springs!
Cheers,
Shaun
Last edited: May 19, 2013 07:29:56
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Hey guys, Looking for a Spring Reverb Unit in the England, UK. Happy with Gomez, Victoria, Billy Zoom, Fender new or vintage. Anything with valves and springs! Cheers, Last edited: May 19, 2013 07:29:56 |
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There is a vintage one on Ebay.de — |
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Thanks bro, not keen on that £1,000 starting bid though! Frelonvert wrote:
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Yes, it is expensive... these are rare in Europe. two more options: And there is an Italian guy who is making a fender style one too: the cosmoverb. —Last edited: May 19, 2013 19:28:37 |
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There is also a guy in France who apparently custom builds them as well. Prices start at €500. Not much info available, but I read one positive review on a French forum. There seems to be a connection with the band Agamemnonz so maybe you could ask SG101 member apolloben if he as any more information, or email the builder directly. As for the Cosmoverb, it seems equally hard to find information about it. I found this and this. SG101 member WR from the Netherlands owns one. On this page it was listed at €430. You could also consider a Texotica, but I don't know if they will ship to Europe. Good luck! Let us know if you find any more information about these or other options! —Old punks never die... They just become surf rockers. Last edited: May 20, 2013 06:52:54 |
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Wow, thanks for all the info guys! Really appreciate it. I've browsed through those sites and the shipping costs plus the little info on the units make me think it'll be best to hang fire and wait for something more local to pop up. The Guyatone is interesting but it looks hideous. Are there any UK builders out there? There seems to be plenty of people in the US making them. |
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Search for amp builders in your area, someone who's replicating vintage amps. Call them, they'll know how to do it. |
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Just be patient and buy local. After a 7 months search I got a nice 2nd hand 63 reverb RI for a really good price. Sadly in these hard times people is selling off cheap a lot of nice gear. —https://lospipelines.es/ |
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I built mine. In fact I built two. The second one sounds way better. I could be persuaded to build you a chassis and you sort out the cab and the valves. The cab is really easy to make! — |
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Donald77 wrote:
Cool! If I ever get the budget I'll definitely consider buying one. For now I ended up buying the Guyatone, since everyone else thinks it's ugly Old punks never die... They just become surf rockers. |
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Shaun, here is your tank with great reliability, sound and price...I have one and love it. http://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/21424/?page=1#p281291 —Craig Skelly Little Kahuna |
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Damn, didn't get on that quick enough! |
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Any tank from the US runs on 120Vac where we have 240Vac, so you'll either need to replace the mains transformer or use a separate step up transformer. You'll need to accept that you'll be looking to spend £250 - £300 for a reverb tank. The parts alone cost nearly that. — |
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Texoticas are not shipped to europe |
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I think I built my second one for about £200 (GBP), I should have kept a record. The cabinet was very cheap, about £6 for a plank of wood! But a ready made one is a lot more. This one sounds amazing, I could afford to spend a bit more than the last one. Didn't have anywhere near the same amount of trouble getting rid of humming either. — |
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Hi everyone! |