Orange Rockerverb 100

Best valves for Orange Rockerverb 100 amplifier

The Orange Rockerverb 100 amplifier (Original, Mark II and Mark III) use:

3 x ECC83 preamp valves (also called 12AX7).
1 x Balanced ECC83 for the phase inverter (in position V4).
2 x ECC81 (12AT7) used for the reverb and the FX.
4 x EL34 matched power valves/power tubes.

A brand new set of valves will get your amp sounding better than ever.

We always recommend JJ valves for this amplifier. This is because they guarantee you get awesome tone and long life and they don’t cost a fortune.

Remember, JJ is one of only five manufacturers of valves in the world. So don’t pay higher prices for valves from the same factory that have simply been rebranded by other companies.

Order your valves below and hear the difference

So restore the tone, the power and the sparkle to your guitar amplifier. Treat yourself to a brand new set of valves today.

All of our valve kits are carefully selected, fully tested, digitally balanced and matched.
A significant upgrade in valve quality compared with stock valves.
We offer a variety of shipping options with full tracking and insurance so you can order with confidence.
We have 30 years of experience so you know you are in safe hands.
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Replace the valves on your Orange Rockerverb 100 amp

If you have any queries about replacing your valves please get in touch. We have over 30 years of experience so one of our team will always be happy to help and advise.

Also, we recommend that you take a look at our FAQ section where we answer the most popular questions we get asked each week. You will also find lots of useful tips if you are new to upgrading your tubes.

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About the amp

The original Rockerverb 100 was released in 2004. Ten years later Orange released the Mark II and more recently the Mark III. All versions use the same set of valves.