finding a reverb tank?

[Puck1587]

Does anyone know where I could find a replacement reverb tank for a fender FM 210R? I've looked all over google and can't find anything. Well I've found a couple reverb tanks I just don't know if they would work in my amp.

Any suggestions?

 

[jackthehack]

http://stores.ebay.com/SEPI-GROUP_REVERB_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZ2QQftidZ2QQtZkm

 

[dbw]

http://www.accutronicsreverb.com/prodspec.htm

 

[-CB-]

pull the #'s off the tank, that will be the code to the impedances,

From there, the Accutronics website has all the models, and if need be you can mix and match too

 

[Puck1587]

Thanks for the info guys!

 

[rahimiiii]

The first 2 letters are the most important, they must match or else the reverb won't work. Type isn't important, you can get whatever you like.

 

[Rick-o-Caster]

I don't know if they have what you are after, but you can check out http://www.mojomusicalsupply.com/products.asp?id=45003

 

[Puck1587]

just one more question, the numbers on my tank don't seem to match anything on the website. am I doing anything wrong?

 

[rahimiiii]

just one more question, the numbers on my tank don't seem to match anything on the website. am I doing anything wrong?

What's the number on the tank?

 

[Puck1587]

the only number I can find on the tank is AFM65R...that's the model number.... :sad1:

 

[rahimiiii]

the only number I can find on the tank is AFM65R...that's the model number.... :sad1:

I don't know then... I know accutronics tank has a standard numbering system but the important thing is the input and output impedance matches, could probably try a few and see if it works... or go to a tech and ask if they have different types of reverb tank and try them til you find something that works.

 

[Patrick from Davis]

Email Accutronics saying you need a replacement and this is what is on the body of the part.  Ask them to help, I'd figure they'd know...
Patrick