Arkham Sound Oracle V2 vacuum-tube bass preamp and transformer-balanced DI. This is the newer V2 model with XLR DI, inspired by the classic 1960s Portaflex bass-amplifier sound. Its 12AX7 tube runs from an internal high-voltage supply, while the controls provide gain, a flexible James-style tone stack, selectable voicing and master output control. The buffered 1/4-inch output can feed an amplifier, power amp or recording interface, and the transformer-coupled XLR DI includes a ground lift.


Arkham units are handmade in the USA and built in small numbers, making the Oracle uncommon on the Australian used market.


This example is in mint cosmetic condition. Fully tested and working correctly, with no operational faults, abnormal noise, scratchy controls or intermittent connections.


Pedal only. The original box, power supply and other accessories are not included. Arkham specifies a 9V DC centre-negative supply rated at 1.5A.


Offers are welcome.


International shipping is available by prior arrangement. Shipping from Australia can be expensive; I’ll work with you to find the best available rate, but please expect a substantial shipping cost.


The buyer is responsible for all applicable import charges, including taxes, duties and tariffs. Please check your country’s requirements and likely costs before requesting a shipping quote.


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Listed3 days ago
ConditionExcellent (Used)
Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more
Brand
  • Arkham Sound
Model
  • Oracle V2
Finish
  • Black
Categories
Made In
  • United States

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