The Groove Tubes GT-EL84-S MED power amp valve has all of the character of its bigger brother, the EL34, but features a reduced average power output of 5 to 8 Watts.
Groove Tubes has been the go-to guitar amp valve specialist for decades, and their GT-12AT7 SELECT preamp valve is one of the fan-favourites, since it comes loaded into an array of American-made amplifiers - including Fender models.
This Groove Tubes 6V6 Series power amp valve boasts a low output and is the same tube that lies behind the warm and rich sound of a lot of classic Fender valve amplifiers, including the Vibrolux and Princeton.
You would struggle to find anything to defeat the level of gain wielded by this Groove Tubes GT-ECC83-S SELECT preamp valve. Almost identical to the 12AX7, this ECC83 valve has undergone extensive testing.
The Groove Tubes GT-6L6-S MED power amp valve delivers sweet and mild output but boasts a touch more power than comparable tubes and, since this is the 6L6 model, you're getting the same level of quality as Fender valve amps like the Bass Man and Bandmaster.
A regular part of the preamp section of many Fender amplifiers, the Groove Tubes 12AY7 valve is used to drive the reverb tank and can be installed to serve as a lower gain preamp valve than standard 12AX7 tubes.
The Groove Tubes GT-6L6-S MED power amp valve delivers sweet and mild output but boasts a touch more power than comparable tubes and, since this is the 6L6 model, you're getting the same level of quality as Fender valve amps like the Bass Man.
The Groove Tubes GT-E34LS MED power amplifier tube is a faithful reproduction of the standard fixtures found in any high-powered British stacks built in the '60s. This valve supports a 20 to 25 Watt output.
The Groove Tubes GT-E34LS MED power amplifier tube is a faithful reproduction of the standard fixtures found in any high-powered British stacks built in the '60s. The output of this valve is 20 to 25 Watts.
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