I was one step away from throwing my never used Cambridge Reverb 30 in the trash. The local tech said it would cost a minimum of $150. I bought this part for $10 shipped and I replaced it myself. Problem solved! Works great. This was worth the $10 risk.
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Very hard to find this part anywhere and it's exactly what i needed to fix my guitar pedal that wasn't working. I have a Dunlop Uni-vibe that was damaged many years ago and wouldn't work properly. Over the years i've replaced pretty much every component then i decided to test the optocoupler. Turns out that was the problem. I replaced it with this one and the vibe came back to life full force!
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This is an excellent replacement for the Vox amps with the dreaded "Cambridgitis" problem. It drops right in to restore operation to the tremolo circuit. It will work with any low voltage LED based tremolo.
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It was an easy part to install and the results were as expected. Restored tremolo function to VOX PF 9158.
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This is a somewhat rare part, hard to find. This listing is at least 2 dollars below market value. I am using three of these as a series and shunt switcher for a high gain guitar amplifier and two more as a voltage controlled master knob. Works great. Remember to keep current limited below 40mA.
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These are a perfect sub for the fender LDR’s found in their red knob amps. This fixed a champ 12 with channel switching issues.
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Quality is good but price is high.
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Fixes Cambridgeitis in the VOX Amp
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Très satisfait merci beaucoup
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