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Reeves Super 78

DESCRIPTION:

The Super '78 captures the feel and tone of Eddie's early albums and rock music of this golden period. The Reeves Super '78 features 50-watts using two Groove Tubes GT-EL34M power tubes, a reproduction of the classic Mullard EL-34 XF2 Dual Getter tube. Reeves also uses premium, ultra fast recovery 11amp-1000volt diodes for better mids, tighter lows and a sweeter top end, as well as DC on the preamp tube filaments to minimize hum and noise. The controls provde tons of tone shaping capability, and include knobs for gain, drive, bass, mids, treble, cut and a post phase inverter master volume. There's also a resonance control which lets you dial in the exact bass response you want, from a tight and punchy tone to a looser, more vintage tone.

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SPECS:

- 50 watts
- 2 Groove Tubes GT-EL 34M
- 3 12AX7 preamp tubes
- 1 12AX7 phase inverter tube
- Hand wired turret board construction
- Premium, ultra fast recovery rectifier diodes (FRED's)
- All-tube circuit
- DC on the preamp tube filaments

- CNC laser cut 16 guage steel chassis
- Gain, drive, bass, mids, treble, cut, PPI master volume
- Switchable 4,8,16 ohm impedance switch
- 2 speaker outs
- Resonance control for extra bass frequency control
- 100V, 120V, 230V, 50/60Hz voltage selector on the rear of the unit
- Made in the USA

PRICING:

- Super '78 Head - 50 Watts
- 25-3/16" (width) x 10-7/8 " (height) x 11-1/4 " (depth)
- 47 lbs
- $1899

- Super '78 Head - 100 Watts
- 25-3/16" (width) x 10-7/8 " (height) x 11-1/4 " (depth)
- 49lbs
- $2099

Options--Tube-Buffered Effects Loop
- Series effects loop with true bypass
- Tube-buffered send and return
- Send and return level controls
- Foot switchable
$279.00

Options--Power Scaling
- $300

Reeves Amps offers NOS tube options to further enhance your tonal experience. Please ask about price and availability.





MP3 Audio Clips
These clips were recorded with a Charvel EVH guitar going straight into the 50-watt Super '78. The amp was connect to an R1x12W cabinet loaded with the Vintage G12. A SM78 mic was placed approximately 2" from grill, slightly off center. The mic was connected to Summit Audio mic preamp before it went to the recording board.