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In Reply to: Re: Were the tubes supposed to be burned in and matched? posted by GregS on March 24, 2006 at 09:56:39:
"Maybe that smell lasts for longer then a couple of hours?"Sometimes it does, and also be aware that after a few hours you get used to the smell and may not notice it anymore.
"I don't understand why new production tubes should be matched, I mean they should all be somewhat identical no?
No. Variances in cathode current and Gm on new production tubes (or NOS) can be very large. 50% differences aren't all that unusual.
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