8EB2C1B, MOD Reverb Tank

The MOD® Reverb Tanks are high-quality upgrade units. One of the main differences between the MOD® tanks and other reverb tanks is that the transducers are wired directly to their respective RCA jacks. In contrast, current production tanks connect transducers via a detachable plug to their RCA jacks, making them more susceptible to outside interference.

This direct wiring method was also used in the original Hammond Accutronics tanks from the 1960s. Furthermore, careful attention has been given to the spacing and size of the transducer lamination, resulting in a more vintage-like tone.

Compatible Amplifiers Include:

Fender®: Blues Jr., Deluxe 90, Princeton 65, Stage Series, Acoustasonic Junior, Vaporiser, Ultimate Chorus, Ultra Chorus, Sidekick Keyboard 60, Sidekick Reverb 35, Super 60, Super 112, Frontman 65R, Eighty-Five
Tech 21®: Trademark 30
Epiphone®: Valve Junior Hot Rod
Vox®: AC15CC, AC15C, Ultra 60/120
Other: Backstage, Valveking, and more

Replacement Reverb Tank for 8EB2C1B
Solid, Sturdy Construction
Short (9-¼") 3 Spring Unit, Medium Decay (1.75 to 3.0 seconds)
Input Impedance 800 Ohms, Output Impedance 2575 Ohms
Input Insulated/Output Grounded
Horizontal, Open Side Down Mounting Plane
Most commonly used is the short tank in the reverb circuitry

Specification

8 → Tank length = short (9¼")
E → Input impedance = 800 Ω
B → Output impedance = 2,575 Ω
2 → Decay time = medium (1.75–3.0s)
C → Connectors = input insulated / output grounded
1 → Locking device = no lock
B → Mounting plane = horizontal, open side down

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8EB2C1B, Reverb Tank

8EB2C1B, MOD Reverb Tank