• GT Rating: Low
• Soft attack is excellent for blues and jazz solos
• Very strong, smooth, and linear
• Max watt 30
• Duet (2 Tubes)

The GTEL34M is an exact replica of perhaps the most famous power tube of all time, the EL34 as made by Mullard in the '60s. It was the stock tube in all the early Marshall and HIWATT amps. There were a number of variants of the original tube and GT chose the classic XF2 dual getter version to reproduce, as it is perhaps the best example from a span of nearly 15 years that Mullard produced this tube. The tone is unmistakeable... that classic big fat tone with well defined chords and single notes. It has no mush when pushed into distortion, just fat power chords and stinging leads. This tube really makes the reissue amps wake up and play like the originals, and is as close as you can get to vintage Marshall heaven without spending a small fortune. In short, this is a classic

Class A Amplifier
Plate Voltage: 265 V
Grid 2 Voltage: 250 V
Grid 1 Voltage: -13.5 V
Plate Resistance (aprx): 15KO
Transconductance: 11080micro
Plate Current: 96.5mA
Grid 2 Current: 12.7mA

Maximum Ratings
(Design Center Values):
Plate Voltage: 800 V
Grid 2 Voltage: 425 V
Plate Dissipation: 25 W
Grid 2 Dissipation: 8 W