Sarno Tonic Pre Amp Good Condition
Sarno Tonic Pre Amp Good Condition
Hi There,
I've got a minty Sarno Tonic Pre Amp. I have too much gear as it is, and a new baby, so I must part with it. $400 o.b.o plus shipping. Thanks!
I've got a minty Sarno Tonic Pre Amp. I have too much gear as it is, and a new baby, so I must part with it. $400 o.b.o plus shipping. Thanks!
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I have had a Tonic Preamp for many years. Very cool unitðŸ‘
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I use the Sarno Tonic in a 15" TC Furlong combo cabinet. It's the ticket, in my opinion. It sounds the best around the 2nd set when everything's warmed up.
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No it doesn't have reverb, I think Brad Sarno mentioned maybe being able to get a computer chip you could put in there that would give it reverb. But I don't see a place for that anywhere. So as far as I know, there is no reverb. Eric, what do you use for Reverb?
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