Replacement Valve Kit For Laney Cub10 (1 x ECC83 1 x Balanced ECC83 2 x Matched 6V6S)

Description

Best replacement valve kit for Laney Cub10 amplifiers.

What Valves Does The Laney Cub10 Amplifier Use?

This superb replacement valve kit for the Laney Cub10 contains:

• 1 x Selected Premium Grade JJ ECC83 preamp valve (also known as 12AX7).
• 1 x Selected Premium Grade Balanced ECC83 for the phase inverter in position V2.
• 2 x Selected Premium Grade JJ Matched 6V6S power valves/power tubes.

We always recommend JJ tubes for the Laney Cub10 amplifier as they offer a great tone at a competitive price.

You can buy valves as singles, the power valves as matched pairs or a complete replacement valve kit. Order your valves below and hear the difference.

Any questions about replacing your valves?

If you have any questions about replacing the valves on your Laney Cub10 please do not hesitate to get in touch. We have over 30 years of experience and will be happy to advise.

We also have a very helpful  FAQ section where you will find the answers to most questions as well as lots of hints and tips if you have never upgraded your tubes before.

• Selected premium quality valves. A significant upgrade in tone and performance.
• Every valve kit is carefully tested, digitally balanced and matched before we ship to you.
• We offer a range of fast delivery options with full tracking and insurance. So you know they will arrive safely.
• Global delivery. We post all over the world every single day.

What our customers say about this valve kit:

“Many thanks for the prompt dispatch and delivery of the valve kit. I’ve fitted them in my amp and it sounds excellent. The improvement far exceeds my expectations”. J.O.

About the Laney Cub10 amp.

The Laney Cub 10 has a remarkably warm, clean tone which in Fender fashion can be mildly overdriven for bluesy or crunch tones by the onboard gain control. The amp has an impressive 10-inch Celestion but it has a limited high-freq response. It sounds good but won’t provide the same output as the 12-inch CUB12.

The Laney CUB 10 is that it is very powerful, warm-sounding, quiet, well-constructed. With its external speaker-out jack, The Laney Cub 10 can easily drive a 4×12 half stack. The integrated line cord is awkward and should be converted in the next production run to be detachable.

Laney is providing a rationale for the low-current-capacity integrated cord in that it won’t get lost (this suggests that I’m stupid), but the sophisticated American capitalist knows that it is simply cheaper to build.