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Reverb Tank - MOD^®, 8EB3C1B, Long Decay, 3-Spring

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SKU:	P-RMOD-8EB3C1B
Item ID:	003306

Price: $22^.26

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Type

Reverb Tanks

Input Impedance

800 Ohm

Mounting Plane

Horizontal, Open Side Down

Connector Type

Insulated Input, Grounded Output

Decay Time

Output Impedance

Number Of Springs

Tank Length

Replaces: 8EB3C1B
Solid, sturdy construction
Type: Short (3 Spring) tank
Decay: long decay
Input: 800 Ω
Output: 2,575 Ω
Connectors: Input insulated/output grounded
Locking: No lock
Mounting: Horizontal/open side down

Compatible amps include Fender® Blues Jr. Super 60, Super 112, Stage Series, Princeton 65, Deluxe 90, Vox®AC15CC, AC15C, Peavey®Ultra 60/120, plus others.

The MOD® Reverb Tanks are high quality upgrade units. Some of the major differences between the MOD®s and other reverb tanks are that the Transducers are wired directly to their respective RCA jacks as opposed to current production tanks where Transducers are connected by a detachable plug to their respective RCA jacks. This makes the tanks less receptive to any outside interference. The original Hammond Accutronics tanks from the 1960s were also wired directly to their respective RCA jacks. In addition, very close attention has been paid to the spacing and size of the lamination of the Transducers resulting in a more vintage like tone.

Questions about reverb tanks? See our tech articles for more information.

UPC/EAN: 609722129312

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Connectors		input insulated, output grounded
Decay Time		long (2.75 to 4.0 s)
Grommet Hole Diameter		0.2 in.
Input Impedance		800 Ω
Item Height		1.5 in.
Item Length		9.25 in.
Item Width		3.38 in.
Length		9.25 in.
Mounting Hole Center to Center A		8.56 in.
Mounting Hole Center to Center B		2.81 in.
Mounting Plane		horizontal, open side down
Output Impedance (Z_out)		2.575 kΩ
Springs		3
Thickness		0.04 in.

Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions		9.5 in. × 3.5 in. × 1.5 in.
Weight (Packaging)		1.33 lbs.

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A drop in replacement for the shorty tank on the red knob Super 60. Plug and play!

Joe Boyle - October 29th, 2014

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Do these units need a separate power supply or can I just simply run signal into them?1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on August 27th, 2015.

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dmoberly

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August 27th, 2015

These are replacement reverb tanks for guitar amplifiers. The amplifier will power the reverb tank via a transformer. You will need to duplicate that to make these work.

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Do both the 8eb3c1b and the 8eb3c1b fit in the Fender Blues Jr.? And if so, what are the differences between these two tanks? 1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on June 18th, 2016.

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Matt H.

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June 20th, 2016

You gave 2 of the same reverb tank numbers. If you are referring to 8EB2C1B and 8EB3C1B, the only difference is the 4th character. This tells you that 8EB2C1B, is a medium decay, and 8EB3C1B is a long decay. The number 8 refers to the tank type length 9.25" with three transmitiosn springs. For more info please see our tech article on reverb tanks: https://www.tubesandmore.com/tech_corner/spring_reverb_tanks_explained_and_compared

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Is the Reverb Tank - Mod, 8EB3C1B compatible with Fender Blues Junior amp ?1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on August 17th, 2016.

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Matt H.

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August 17th, 2016

The Blues Jr uses an 8EB2C1B. The only difference is the 4th character. This tells you that 8EB2C1B, is a medium decay, and 8EB3C1B is a long decay. As long as the second and third character are the same, you can swap tanks out to get different results. These characters represent your input and output impedance and you want them to match. Both of these tanks have the same second and third character (EB).

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Will this work for a Fender Blues Deluxe Reissue? 1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on October 11th, 2016.

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Matt H.

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October 11th, 2016

The Blues Deluxe Reissue should have come with a 4EB3C1B. This is a long tank at 16.75". The 8EB3C1B is the same tank but with a short tank at 9.25". If you want a shorter tank this will work. If you want a longer tank you need the 4EB3C1B.

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What is the exact difference between 8EB2C1B and 8EB3C1B? I'm replacing the tank in a Vox AC15C. 1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on February 22nd, 2017.

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Matt H.

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February 22nd, 2017

An 8EB2C1B will have a medium decay and a 8EB3C1B will have a long decay. For more information on reverb tanks and what the characters mean; check out our article on reverb tanks in the tech corner above.

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Would this fit in the head version of the Vox AC15?1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on March 29th, 2018.

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Matt H.

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March 29th, 2018

This tank is 9.25" in length. You will want to measure your existing tank or head to make sure it will fit.

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I have a Princeton chorus amp and it has a 8EB2C1B in it will the 8EB2C1B work in it as well? 1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on March 1st, 2019.

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BradWbr

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March 1st, 2019

Yes, the 2 (or 3 in the case of the replacement) signifies the decay time of the reverb. The 8EB2C1B has a medium decay while the 8EB3C1B has a long decay. Other than that, they are identical in spec.

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