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In Reply to: What did I do now! posted by AudioSoul on January 26, 2007 at 03:12:42:
You may have fried small value resistor tied to the cathode (if it has one). You may want to switch tubes and see if the tube biases up in the other socket. I would first suggest opening it up and making some checks. If you don't have the experience, bring it to a knowledgeable tech.
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