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In Reply to: Re: I'm not familar with your amp, but it sounds like your power tube may have shorted out..... posted by wuzzelbud on April 8, 2006 at 09:12:47:
...I think you're in the wrong end of this hobby. Find another audiofile in your area who's familiar with tubed amps and ask him for a little primer.Also, some tubed amps have 2 fuses, one for the main AC power and another for the high-Voltage DC on the output tubes. If you listened for 2 hours AFTER this incident, NO fuses are blown, but you may have heated some resistors to the smoke level. Have someone look at it.
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- Wuzzel, if you're uncomfortable removing the bottom cover of a tubed amp... - jeffreybehr 10:37:00 04/08/06 (1)
- Re: Wuzzel, if you're uncomfortable removing the bottom cover of a tubed amp... - wuzzelbud 13:55:06 04/08/06 (0)
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