Victoria Reverberato Tube Reverb & Vibrato Unit #3956 - Used From Victoria

All-Tube Outboard Spring Reverb Tank with Vibrato

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Manufacturer's Description from Victoria

The Victoria Reverberato is our take on a classic Fender-style reverb tank with vibrato included. The reverb circuit is based on ’65 Blackface Twin reverb, while the vibrato circuit is derived from a ’63 Brownface Concert. These things aren’t easy to make, they are easily the most labor-intensive product in the Victoria line. You’ll immediately see why once you plug one of these into your signal chain. The reverb can be subtle, filling out your tone or bringing it to an authentic surf-rock soaked ‘verb with a turn of the dial. The harmonic vibrato circuit creates greasy, lush tones.

About Manufacturer

In 1993, I set out to faithfully recreate the crown jewels among the many classic amplifiers developed by Leo Fender. The tweed amps of the late 50's defined the sound of rock and blues on vinyl and on stage, but they had also become increasingly scarce, and well beyond the reach of most working musicians.