Traynor TR-2 Reverb

Simple self explanatory controls Drive Tone Normal and Mix. They control overall volume, tone, unaffected signal and the mix of reverb. Three inputs in rear and one output. It's a spring reverb unit with a long tank.

Using with a '59 Bassman and a Matchless Amp. The unit is very warm and gives a great sound. You can get everthing from no reverb..to gobs and gobs that Dick Dale would go crazy for. Very quite all all settings...it's what a reverb should be....I want to give it a 10 but I'll settle for a 9 because I guess nothing is perfect....although this is close.

Well built....I've had no problems.....it's a '71 unit and works like new....what more can you say

Never used them....never had to

I play blues and rock. I've been at it many years. I really like this unit and if it ever disappeared I'd get another if I could find one. It's really a great reverb.

Found this old unit at a flea mkt and use it with my non reverb Fender Bandmaster, simple to set up and gives a wide range of tone two dials Color and mix . I was amazed at the improvement in the tone of my amp increasing the tone range,

As I stated above use it with my Fender Band-master. Not noisey at all , get that Van Halen tone believe it or not,The sound reminds me of an B N Ampeg bass amp I owned , sold it because of lack of versatility in tone, though I loved the tone, of that amp, this setup in same tone with the versatility to change tone.

Havent had this setup too long but am impressed so far.The soound here is so unique you could not back it up with another amp.

never tried , though expect none,

I play blues and this does it well, though I fell it would excell with heavy rock. I have olayed for 10 years on and off,
I doubt I could replace this unit.The sounds I get are amazing .