Replaced a bad reverb tank in a Fender 112 plus amplifier. This was a direct placement and took about 5 minutes to complete. I was impressed with the sound and functionality of this reverb tank and I’m very happy I bought it. Brought the amp back to life and sounds great!

1982 Peavey Backstage 20 - old pan faded away amp; died. Got this one which replaced the old 4EB2C1B perfectly. Was concerned that footprint might be smaller - or - 2 springs vs 3, but can confirm: works great, plenty of splash on tap, and very useable range with full rotation of knob. Total winner, would recommend.

perfect easy fit for 90s blues jr. very responsive. Great deal

I used this to replace a broken reverb on Peavy Blazer. I followed a YouTube video to modify it properly to connect to the amp, and it works nicely. It's very good for the price. This may be an issue with the Peavy, but the reverb only seems to work between 6 and 10 on the dial. The sound is full and pleasant, with a traditional spring reverb sound, and the decay can go pretty long, with the mix creating some big atmospheric tones.

Easy to install, works perfectly!

Works great, just swapped right in for old, rusted tank. Connect, screw down and you are all set. Great value for the money. No need to spend more.

This is a junk reverb tank that is not listed properly for fit. Be careful should you purchase it

I have an older Fender blues jr and my reverb tank went out (a very common thing).Honestly, I wasn't expecting how good a replacement it would be.It it better than the original equipment and has a great vintage spring sound.$25 is a no brainer

Ready to go out of the box with easy installation.

Used to replace solid state Peavey tank. Sounded great! Client was thrilled! Bought a second unit to keep around for a future repair

I was looking for a new tank for my Doepfer A-199 spring reverb module. IMO, it's always had too high of a base frequency (makes it sound like the reverb is in a tiny room), and the output level of the reverb always seemed too low.I saw this tank, which has springs that are almost twice as long, and the same RCA connections, and decided to give it a go. The base frequency is much lower (like it's reverb in a big room or hall), and the output is much hotter, which makes it easier to mix back in. Also, the reverb is much more full, which gives more room to scoop out high/low frequencies with a VCF, etc.I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a new flavor of reverb for their Eurorack spring reverb module, especially the Doepfer A-199.